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Number CBP 7989 | 20 December 2017
Brexit reading list: negotiations and future relations
Compiled by: Tim Robinson
Contents: 1. Exit negotiations 2. UK’s future relations with the
EU
2 Brexit reading list: negotiations and future relations
Contents Summary 3
1. Exit negotiations 4 1.1 Dispute resolution 4 1.2 Northern Ireland 4 1.3 Citizens’ rights 5 1.4 General 6
2. UK’s future relations with the EU 12 2.1 Deal or no deal 12 2.2 Impact of Brexit on the rest of the EU 12
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Summary
In the referendum on 23 June 2016, a majority of the UK electorate voted to leave the EU.
UK withdrawal from the EU – usually described as ‘Brexit’ – has been the subject of a great deal of comment in books, journal articles, press reports and blogs.
This paper provides links to a selection of analysis and comment on:
- the exit negotiations, including dispute resolution, Northern Ireland and citizens’ rights
- the UK’s future relationship with the EU, including the possibilities of a ‘deal or no deal’ scenario and the impact of Brexit on the rest of the EU
This paper will be updated periodically.
4 Brexit reading list: negotiations and future relations
1. Exit negotiations
1.1 Dispute resolution Lewis Lloyd, Could the UK sign up to the EFTA Court after Brexit? Institute for Government, 14 December 2017
EU (Withdrawal) Bill: the Charter, general principles of EU law, and 'Francovich' damages, House of Commons Library CBP-8140, 17 November 2017
The European Union (Withdrawal) Bill: Supremacy and the Court of Justice, House of Commons Library, CBP-8133, 8 November 2017
Franklin Dehousse, In the Brexit negotiation, the UK will never escape the close connection between judicial and trade cooperation, Egmont, 14 September 2017
Raphael Hogarth, Dispute resolution after Brexit, Institute for Government, September 2017
Britain cannot escape the long arm of European law, The Economist, 26 August 2017
Tobias Lock, Dispute Resolution after Brexit, Verfassungsblog, 24 August 2017
Leaving Luxembourg – The UK’s Position on Enforcement and Dispute-Resolution after Brexit, Brexittime, 23 August 2017
Stephen Booth, Is there a basis for UK-EU compromise on enforcement and dispute settlement and the role of the ECJ? Open Europe, 23 August 2017
Piet Eeckhout, Brexit and the ECJ red line, London-Brussels one-way or return, 23 August 2017
Enforcement and dispute resolution, Department for Exiting the European Union, 23 August 2017
Raphael Hogarth, How to answer Lord Neuberger’s call for clarity on the ECJ, Institute for Government, 10 August 2017
Raphael Hogarth, Is the Government hamstrung by its position on the ECJ? Institute for Government, 10 July 2017
Position paper transmitted to EU27 on Governance, European Commission, 29 June 2017
Raphael Hogarth, Brexit and the European Court of Justice, Institute for Government, June 2017
1.2 Northern Ireland Simon Usherwood, 5 things you need to know about the Brexit deal and Ireland, UK in a Changing Europe, 20 December 2017
Colin Harvey, Sharing the island: Brexit, constitutional imagination and the right of self-determination, UK in a Changing Europe, 20 December 2017
David Phinnemore, The language of ‘flexible and imaginative’ solutions is unique to the Irish dimension of Brexit, LSE Brexit Blog, 6 November 2017
Preliminary Findings Report – Brexit and the Border, Brexit Law NI, 24 October 2017
Preliminary Findings Report – Brexit and North-South Relations, Brexit Law NI, 24 October 2017
5 Commons Library Briefing, 20 December 2017
Katy Hayward, The Irish border is not a technical issue but a political one, LSE Brexit Blog, 20 October 2017
Caoilfhionn Gallaghe and Katie O’Byrne, Report on how designated special status for Northern Ireland within the EU can be delivered, Doughty Street Chambers, 16 October 2017
Lee McGowan, Ensnared in the ‘Brexit’ Trap: reflections on the future of Northern Ireland, UK in a Changing Europe, 16 October 2017
Gordon Anthony, Brexit and the Irish Border: Legal and Political Questions, Royal Irish Academy – British Academy Brexit Briefing, October 2016
Chris McCrudden, The Good Friday Agreement, Brexit, and Rights, Royal Irish Academy – British Academy Brexit Briefing, October 2016
Dagmar Schiek, The UK government’s position paper on Northern Ireland after Brexit – some initial thoughts, EU Law Analysis, 22 August 2017
John Garry, Northern Ireland’s Brexit border: the promise of invisibility, The UK in a Changing Europe, 18 August 2017
Etain Tannam, The UK position paper on Northern Ireland and Ireland is both conciliatory and vague, London School of Economics Brexit Blog, 17 August 2017
Northern Ireland and Ireland - position paper, Northern Ireland Office and Department for Exiting the European Union, 16 August 2017
Dick Roche, Is the Irish border question really ‘intractable’? Euractiv, 14 August 2017
Cathy Gormley-Heenan and Arthur Aughey, Northern and Brexit: three effects on the ‘the border in the mind’, British Journal of Politics and International Relations, August 2017
Edward Burke, Brexit’s threat to Northern Ireland, Chatham House, August/September 2017
Edward Burke, Brexit and the threat to Northern Ireland, Centre for European Reform, 20 July 2017
Katy Hayward, Maurice Campbell and Rob Murphy, The Irish border as a customs frontier after Brexit, Centre for European Policy Studies, 11 July 2017
Brexit Negotiations: The Irish border question, House of Commons Library CBP-8042, 17 July 2017
Future of the land border with the Republic of Ireland, HC 700 2016-17 [Due to the general election on 08 June 2017, Inquiry closed without report – oral and written evidence published]
1.3 Citizens’ rights A letter from the Prime Minister to UK nationals living in Europe, Prime Minister's Office, 10 Downing Street and The Rt Hon Theresa May MP, 20 December 2017
Madeleine Sumption, The burden of proof: registration for EU citizens in the UK, UK in a Changing Europe, 18 December 2017
Steve Peers, The Beginning of the End? Citizens’ rights in the Brexit ‘Sufficient Progress’ deal, EU Law Analysis, 9 December 2017
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Elspeth Guild, Brexit and the treatment of EU citizens by the UK Home Office, Centre for European Policy Studies, September 2017
Federico Fabbrini, Brexit and Freedom of Movement in the EU: A legal primer, Jacques Delors Institut/Bertelsmann Stiftung, September 2017
Brexit: Citizens' Rights and the Withdrawal Agreement, Spice Briefing 17/56, 25 August 2017
Employment of other EU nationals in the UK, House of Commons Library CBP-8069, 3 August 2017
Anthony Salamone, Free Movement is Not a Problem to be Solved, Scottish Centre on European Relations, 21 July 2017
Joint technical note on EU-UK positions on citizens' rights after second round of negotiations, European Commission, 20 July 2017
Brexit: what impact on those currently exercising free movement rights? House of Commons Library CBP- 7871, 11 July 2017
Christopher McCrudden, An early deal-breaker? EU citizens’ rights in the UK after Brexit, and the future role of the European Court of Justice, UK Constitutional Law Association, 27 June 2017
Safeguarding the position of EU citizens in the UK and UK nationals in the EU, Home Office, Prime Minister's Office, 10 Downing Street, UK Visas and Immigration, Department for Exiting the European Union, and Foreign & Commonwealth Office, 26 June 2017
Gunnar Beck, EU citizens’ rights after Brexit: The EU’s extravagant demands for extra-territorial jurisdiction by the CJEU and reverse discrimination, Policy Exchange, 18 June 2017
Position paper transmitted to the UK: essential principles on citizens' rights, European Commission, 12 June 2017
Martin Howe, Francis Hoar and Gunnar Beck, Rights of EU Citizens in the UK after Brexit: A fair settlement - or a privileged caste with superior rights enforced by a foreign court? Lawyers for Britain, 6 June 2017
The impact and consequences of Brexit on acquired rights of EU citizens living in the UK and British citizens living in the EU-27, Policy Department C: Citizens’ Rights and Constitutional Affaris, April 2017
EU Citizenship, Scottish Parliament Culture, Tourism, Europe and External Relations Committee, 15 December 2016
EU nationals in Scotland’s biggest cities, Spice Briefing 16/86i, 10 November 2016
EU nationals living in Scotland, Spice Briefing 16/86, 03 November 2016
Obstacles to the right of free movement and residence for EU citizens and their families: Country report for the United Kingdom, Policy Department C: Citizens' Rights and Constitutional Affairs, June 2016
1.4 General Brexit: 'sufficient progress' to move to phase 2, House of Commons Library CBP-8183, 19 December 2017
Brexit: the exit bill, House of Commons Library CBP-8039, 15 December 2017
7 Commons Library Briefing, 20 December 2017
Jill Rutter, It’s a deal – on Brexit phase one, Institute for Government, 8 December 2017
Joint report from the negotiators of the European Union and the United Kingdom Government on progress during phase 1 of negotiations under Article 50 TEU on the United Kingdom's orderly withdrawal from the European Union, Presented jointly by the negotiators of the European Union and the United Kingdom Government, 8 December 2017
Communication from the Commission to the European Council (Article 50) on the state of progress of the negotiations with the United Kingdom under Article 50 of the Treaty on European Union, European Commission, 8 December 2017
Exiting the EU: sectoral impact assessments, House of Commons Library CBP-8128, 5 December 2017
The progress of the UK's negotiations on EU withdrawal, Second Report of Session 2017–19, Exiting the European Union Committee, HC 372, 1 December 2017
Sufficient progress in first-phase Brexit talks, European Parliament Members’ Research Service, December 2017
Brexit: the November negotiations, House of Commons Library, CBP-8159, 24 November 2017
European Union (Withdrawal) Bill, First Report of Session 2017–19, Exiting the European Union Committee, HC 373, 17 November 2017
Federico Ortino and Holger Hestermeyer, Article 50 does allow Britain to negotiate a transitional period, LSE Brexit, 15 November 2017
Hannah White and Jill Rutter, Brexit negotiations and legislation: implied timeline, Institute for Government, 13 November 2017
Alastair Sutton and Richard Gordon, Negotiating Brexit: The Legal Landscape, Constitution Society, 8 November 2017
Timothy Robinson, Brexit: 7 sites you should bookmark, House of Commons Library Blog, 6 November 2017
Chris Rhodes, Brexit: 58 sectors analysed, House of Commons Library Blog, 1 November 2017
Piet Eeckhout and Oliver Patel, Brexit Transitional Arrangements: Legal and Political Considerations, UCL European Institute, November 2017
EU-UK Negotiations – the state of play and next steps, National Assembly for Wales Research Service, 31 October 2017
Brexit: the October negotiations, House of Commons Library, CBP-8125, 27 October 2017
Iain Begg, The gaffe that keeps on taking: how to break the deadlock over Britain’s EU divorce bill, UK in a Changing Europe, 23 October 2017
Kenneth Armstrong, John Bell, Paul Daly, and Mark Elliott, Implementing Transition: How Would it Work? Centre for European Legal Studies and Centre for Public Law, 13 October 2017
Brexit: the September negotiations, House of Commons Library, CBP-8104, 06 October 2017
Andrew Duff, Brexit: Sufficient Unto the Day, European Policy Centre, 3 October 2017
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Nia Moss, Negotiations on the UK’s Withdrawal from the EU: Monitoring Report - 18 October 2017, National Assembly for Wales Research Service, October 2017
Nick Witney, May must withstand Johnson's bonfire of the vanities, European Council on Foreign Relations, 20 September 2017
John Springford, How strong a Brexit card is Britain's money? Centre for European Reform, 19 September 2017
Eleni Frantziou and Adam Lazowski, Brexit transitional period: the solution is Article 50, Centre for European policy Studies, September 2017
Brexit: the August negotiations, House of Commons Library CBP- 8082, 6 September 2017
Andrew Duff, Brexit: Dealing with withdrawal symptoms, European Policy Centre, 5 September 2017
Leaving the European Union: Reporting to Parliament on the Progress of Negotiations, Lords Library notes LLN-2017-0055, 29 August 2017
Brendan Donnelly, The Brexit transition deal debate: an exercise in futility, Federal Trust, 15 August 2017
Simon Usherwood, A tentative model of the EU27′s approach to Brexit, Politics at Surry, 3 August 2017
Brexit: the July negotiations, House of Commons Library CBP-8068, 2 August 2017
Robin Niblett, Preparing for the UK's Brexit Negotiation, Chatham House, August & September 2017
Brexit: the exit bill, House of Commons Library CBP- 8039, 31 July 2017
Fabian Zuleeg, Reality bites: the Brexit negotiations seen from the other side of the Channel, European Policy Centre, 24 July 2017
Simon Usherwood, Why you should read the negotiating manual, Politics at Surrey, 13 July 2017
Brendan Donnelly, No good choices for the British government in the Brexit negotiations, Federal Trust, 20 July 2017
Brexit: the talks begin, House of Commons Library CBP- 8017, 12 July 2017
Agata Gostyńska-Jakubowska, Brexit maze: The role of EU institutions in the negotiations, Centre for European Reform, 5 July 2017
Fabian Zuleeg, Reality bites: The Brexit negotiations seen from the other side of the Channel, European Policy Centre, 24 July 2017
Marley Morris, Brexit withdrawal negotiations: The six crisis moments, Institute for Public Policy Research, 19 June 2017
Steve Bullock, To this former EU negotiator, the UK’s chance of a good Brexit deal looks slim, The UK in a Changing Europe, 23 June 2017
Brexit: red lines and starting principles, House of Commons Library CBP-7938, 22 June 2017
Andrew Duff, Brexit: time for Plan B, European Policy Centre, 30 May 2017
Steve Peers, Guide to the Brexit negotiations, EU Law Analysis, 4 April 2017
9 Commons Library Briefing, 20 December 2017
Richard A. Epstein, Brussels Gets Brexit Wrong—Again, Hoover Institute, 10 April 2017
Katinka Barysch, For Germany, Brexit is more about Politics than Business, Chatham House, 5 April 2017
The Government’s negotiating objectives: the White Paper, Third Report of Session 2016–17, Exiting the European Union Committee, HC 1125, 4 April 2017
Negotiations with the United Kingdom following its notification that it intends to withdraw from the European Union, European Parliament (Text adopted), 5 April 2017
Vaughne Miller, Brexit: what happens now? House of Commons Library Blog, 29 March 2017
Uta Staiger, Brexit negotiations: what does Europe want? The Conversation, 29 March 2017
Bronwen Maddox, Triggering Article 50, Institute for Government, 29 March 2017
Fabian Zuleeg, No deal is the worst deal yet Brexfast is still in the cards, European Policy Centre, 29 March 2017
Robin Niblett, Article 50 and the Great Repeal Bill are only the beginning, Chatham House, 29 March 2017
Reginald Dale, The EU Now Controls the Brexit Talks, Atlantic Council, 29 March 2017
Prime Minister’s letter to Donald Tusk triggering Article 50, Department for Exiting the European Union and The Prime Minister’s Office, 10 Downing Street, 29 March 2017
Jesus Carmona Nunez, Carmen-Cristina Cirlig and Gianluca Sgueo, UK withdrawal from the European Union: legal and procedural issues, European Parliamentary Research Service, 27 March 2017
Andrew Duff, Brexit: how to manage the talks and the transition, European policy centre, 27 March 2017
European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Act 2017 and Parliamentary Approval of the Outcome of Brexit Negotiations, Lords in Focus LIF-2017-0027, 27 March 2017
European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Act 2017 and the Rights of EU Nationals, Lords in Focus LIF-2017-0026, 22 March 2017
The process for exiting the European Union and the Government’s negotiating objectives: Government Response to the Committee’s First Report, First Special Report of Session 2016–17, Exiting the European Union Committee, HC 1101, 17 March 2017
Brexit and a Multi-speed Europe: a Lawyer's Perspective, Bertelsmann Stiftung, 16 March 2017
Organising Brexit, Fondation Robert Schuman, 14 March 2017
Article 50 negotiations: Implications of ‘no deal’, Ninth Report of Session 2016–17, Foreign Affairs Committee, HC 1077, 12 March 2017
The Government’s negotiating objectives: the rights of UK and EU citizens, Second Report of Session 2016–17, Exiting the European Union Committee, HC 1071, 5 March 2017
Nicolai von Ondarza and Julia Becker, Negotiating with a Dis-United Kingdom, Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik, March 2017
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Andrew Hammond and Tim Oliver, The 14 Brexit negotiations, LSE Ideas, March 2017
Sinan Ülgen, Negotiating Brexit: The prospect of a U.K.-Turkey partnership, Brookings Institute, March 2017
Charles Grant, The Brexit negotiations: An assessment of the legal, political and institutional situation in the UK, Policy Department for Citizens’ Rights and Constitutional Affairs, European Parliament, March 2017
Pavlos Eleftheriadis, How to Make a Transitional Brexit Arrangement, Oxford University Law Blog, 15 February 2017
Peter Kellner, Brexit, a Game of Deal or No Deal, Carnegie Europe, 6 February 2017
Karel Lannoo, A well-managed Brexit is a priority for the entire EU, Centre for European Policy Studies, 3 February 2017
Charles Grant, Mrs May’s emerging deal on Brexit: not just hard, but also difficult, Centre for European Reform, February 2017
Agata Gostyńska-Jakubowska, Parliamentarians in Brexit talks: Bulls in a china shop? Centre for European Reform, February 2017
Alex Barker, The €60 billion Brexit bill: How to disentangle Britain from the EU budget, Centre for European Reform, February 2017
Dr Alan Renwick, The Process of Brexit: What Comes Next? UCL European Institute, 3 February 2017
Valentin kreilinger, Sophia Becker and Laura Maria Wolfstädter, Brexit: Negotiation phases and scenarios of a drama in three acts, Jacques Delors Institut, 25 January 2017
The process for exiting the European Union and the Government’s negotiating objectives, First Report of Session 2016–17, Exiting the European Union Committee, HC 815, 14 January 2017
Berthold Busch et al, Brexit and Europe’s Future – a Game Theoretical Approach, IW policy paper No. 18/2016, Institut der deutschen Wirtschaft Köln, 22 December 2016
Legal Brexit, Slaughter and May, 1 November 2016
Brexit and Beyond: how the United kingdom might leave the European Union, The UK in a Changing Europe, November 2016
Kenneth Armstrong, On your marks, get set LEAVE! The technical challenge of the Great Repeal Bill, LSE Blog, 7 October 2016
Andrew Tyrie, Giving meaning to Brexit, Open Europe, September 2016
A Brexit Act in 19¾ pages, Allen & Overy LLP, 30 August 2016
Hugo Flavier and Sébastien Platon, Brexit: a tale of two agreements? European Law blog, 30 August 2016
Robin Niblett, Preparing for the UK's Brexit Negotiation, RIIA, 5 August 2016
11 Commons Library Briefing, 20 December 2017
Raoul Ruparel, What will actually be negotiated once Article 50 is triggered? Open Europe, 13 July 2016
Tara Palmeri, Brexit roadmap: A guide to what happens next, Politico, 4 July 2016
Akash Paun, Brexit consequentials: why the UK must involve the devolved governments in the process of leaving the EU, Institute for Government, 24 June 2016
The UK has voted to leave the EU: What now? Latham & Watkins, 24 June 2016
Jonathan Eyal, Negotiating Britain’s EU departure: from tears to hard-headed calculations, RUSI, 24 June 2016
Matt Ross, Brexit will be ‘largest legal, legislative and bureaucratic project in British history’, says former UK Treasury Solicitor, Global Government Forum, 24 June 2016
Raoul Ruparel, Leaving the EU: what comes next for the UK? Open Europe, June 2016
HM Government, The process for withdrawing from the European Union, HM Government, February 2016
European Parliament, Article 50 TEU: Withdrawal of a Member State from the EU, European Parliament, February 2016
Jean-Claude Piris, If the UK voted to leave: The seven alternatives to EU membership, Centre for European Reform, January 2016
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2. UK’s future relations with the EU
2.1 Deal or no deal Transitional arrangements for exiting the European Union, Fourth Report of Session 2017–19, Treasury Committee, HC 473, 14 December 2017
Brexit: deal or no deal, 7th Report of Session 2017–19, European Union Committee, HL Paper 46, 7 November 2017
Guillaume Ferlet and Gregor Irwin, What does no deal mean? Global Counsel, 30 October 2017
Fabian Zuleeg, Better safe than sorry: Time to prepare for a 'no deal scenario', European Policy Centre, 20 October 2017
Brexit: deals and no deals, Flip Chart fairy tales, 20 October 2017
Brexit: Beware the deals beyond 'no deal', JP Morgan, 18 October 2017
John Owen, Is the UK going to be ready for a Brexit no deal? Institute for Government, 10 October 2017
Kirsty Hughes, A Year of Brexit Uncertainty Lies Ahead: Deal, No Deal or a Second EU Referendum by Autumn 2018, Scottish Centre on European relations, 4 October 2017
Fabian Zuleeg, Reversing over a cliff edge? European Policy Centre, 18 September 2017
Ben Jones and Charlotte Dendy, What are the trade costs of a "no deal" Brexit scenario? Confederation of British Industry, 14 September 2017
Cost of no deal, UK in a Changing Europe, July 2017
Conor James McKinney, Ask Full Fact: what happens if parliament rejects a new EU deal? Full Fact, 3 February 2017
John Bruton, What If the Brexit Talks Reach No Deal? Centre for Transatlantic Relations, February 2017
2.2 Impact of Brexit on the rest of the EU Hussein Kassim and Simon Usherwood, Into Phase II: how the EU27 see the outcome of the December European Council, UK in a Changing Europe, 19 December 2017
Hussein Kassim, et al, Negotiating Brexit: what do the UK’s negotiating partners want? University of East Anglia, University of Surrey, ESRC and UK in a Changing Europe, 20 October 2017
Florence speech falls short on the details of a bespoke arrangement with the EU, UK in a Changing Europe, 27 September 2017
13 Commons Library Briefing, 20 December 2017
Michael Emerson, Stocktaking after Theresa May’s Brexit speech in Florence: Key point – the transition, key omission – the future relationship, Centre for European Policy Studies, 26 September 2017
Charles Grant, The EU will become less monolithic, Centre for European Reform, 19 September 2017
Reginald Dale, Not the United States of Europe, Atlantic Council, 18 September 2017
Michael Keating, The Impact of the United Kingdom’s withdrawal from the European Union on Scotland, Wales and Gibraltar, Policy Department C: Citizens' Rights and Constitutional Affairs, April 2017 and updated in September 2017
Federico Fabbrini, EU Unity beyond Brexit, Carnegie Europe, 22 August 2017
Juha Jokela, Brexit and the Future of the EU – A View from Helsinki, Scottish Centre on European Relations, 20 July 2017
Ray Bassett, After Brexit: Will Ireland be next to exit? Policy Exchange, July 2017
Wilfried Bolewski, Brexit – how can diplomacy help saving the EU-27? Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik, July 2017
Brexit and Gibraltar, House of Commons Library CBP- 7963, 2 May 2017
EU Agencies and post-Brexit options, House of Commons Library CBP-7957, 28 April 2017
Judy Dempsey, Germany after Brexit, Carnegie Europe, 30 March 2017
Thomas Raines and Matthew Goodwin, EU citizens back their leaders’ negotiating stance on Brexit, Chatham House, 29 March 2017
Michael Leigh, As the U.K. prepares to leave, is Europe disintegrating after 60 years? The German Marshall fund of the United States, 28 March 2017
Shada Islam, Brexit and the joys of starting over, Friends of Europe, 28 March 2017
Views from the Capitals: Europe prepares for Article 50, European council on Foreign Relations, 9 March 2017
Sophia Besch and Christian Odendahl, Berlin to the rescue: a closer look at Germany’s position on Brexit, Centre for European Reform, March 2017
Andrew Duff, Britain and Europe: A new entente, Policy Network, 23 February 2017
Pieter Cleppe, The view from Brussels: If Britain gets a bad deal, the EU also loses, Open Europe, 3 February 2017
Earl Anthony Wayne, A Year Full of Challenges (and Opportunities) for the EU, Atlantic Council, 2 February 2017
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The United Kingdom’s exit from and new partnership with the European Union, Cm 9417, February 2017
Robert Kalcik and Guntram B. Wolff, Is Brexit an opportunity to reform the European Parliament? Bruegel, 27 January 2017
Yann-Sven Rittelmeyer, Will Brexit revive the Franco-German engine? European Policy Centre, 26 January 2017
Brexit and the European Union: General legal and constitutional considerations, European Union Committee on Constitutional Affairs (AFCO), January 2017
Jürgen Matthes and Berthold Busch, What next after Brexit? Considerations regarding the future relationship between the EU and the UK, IW policy paper No. 16/2016, Institut der deutschen Wirtschaft Köln, 12 December 2016
Robin Niblett, Europe is now Britain’s essential relationship, Chatham House, December/January 2016/17
Simon Fraser, Can the UK Retain Global Influence After Brexit? Policies and Structures for a New Era, RUSI, 30 November 2016
Leaving the European Union: Future UK-EU Relationship, Lords Library Note 0063, 25 November 2016
Werner Kirsch, Brexit and the Distribution of Power in the Council of the EU, 25 November 2016 Centre for European Policy Studies, 25 November 2016
Philip Allott, Fundamental Legal Aspects of UK Withdrawal from the EU: Eight Stages on the Way to a New Relationship, UK Constitutional Law Association, 9 November 2016
Change, or go: How Britain would gain influence and prosper outside an unreformed EU, Business for Britain, November 2016
Brian Hayes MEP, Ireland’s contribution to EU budget will increase post Brexit by an extra €138million, 2 October 2016
Facing the unknown: building a progressive response to Brexit, Fabian Society, 16 September 2016
Merkel and Hollande urge “clear vision” for Europe’s future, as Tusk calls for “realistic diagnosis” of the causes of Brexit, Open Europe, 16 September 2016
European Commission sets up Task Force led by Michel Barnier as Chief Negotiator for the Preparation and Conduct of the Negotiations with the United Kingdom, European Commission, 14 September 2016
EU Council, Letter from President Donald Tusk before the Bratislava summit, 13 September 2016
Allan Matthews, Impact of Brexit on the EU budget, CAP reform.EU, 10 September 2016
Brexit Brief: 10 things to know about the World Trade Organization (WTO), Institute for Government, 5 September 2016
15 Commons Library Briefing, 20 December 2017
Hylke Dijkstra, UK and EU Foreign Policy Cooperation after Brexit, RUSI, September 2016
Barbara Böttcher & Laura Rosenberger, EU budget: Who's to pay for Brexit? Deutsche Bank research, 26 August 2016
Robyn Munro, Dr Hannah White, Brexit Brief: Options for the UK’s future trade relationship with the EU, Institute for Government, 4 August 2016
Quentin Peel, Britain’s new global role after Brexit, The World Today, RIIA, August/September 2016
Ian Bremmer, Surviving Brexit, The World Today, RIIA, Aug/Sept 2016
José Martín y Pérez de Nanclares, Brexit and Gibraltar: the Spanish proposal for joint sovereignty, Spanish Yearbook of International Law, 2016
Guillaume Van der Loo and Steven Blockmans, The Impact of Brexit on the EU’s International Agreements, Centre for European Policy Studies, 15 July 2016
Darren Harvey, What Role for the European Parliament under Article 50 TEU? EU Law Analysis, 14 July 2016
Pénélope Debreu, Brexit: les opportunités d’une Europe sans Royaume-Uni, Terra Nova, 12 July 2016
Thierry Chopin, Jean-François Jamet, After the UK's EU referendum: redefining relations between the two Europes, Fondation Robert Schuman, European Issue No 399, 5 July 2016
The World Trade Organization: a safety net for a post-Brexit trade policy? UK Trade Policy Observatory Briefing Paper 1, July 2016
Peter Ungphakorn, Nothing simple about UK regaining WTO status post-Brexit, International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development, 27 June 2016
Charles Grant, The impact of Brexit on the EU, Centre for European Reform, 24 June 2016
Oliver Patel & Christine Reh, Brexit: the consequences for the EU’s political system, UCL Constitution Unit, 2016
Reuters, From budget to banks: how Brexit could impact the EU economy, Reuters, 14 April 2016
Funda Tekin, Brexit or No Brexit? Political and Institutional Implications of an EU without the UK, Instituto Affari Internazionali, March 2016
Global Counsel, Brexit: the impact on the UK and the EU, Global Counsel, June 2015
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