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What will happen mañana? Brexit and return migration of retirees from Spain

Published on: 30 January 2017

Written by: Jordi Giner-Monfort All articles by Jordi Giner-Monfort

Brexit could prompt hundreds of thousands of British retirees to return from continental Europe, placing additional...
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Post-facts, post-gains: the economics of labour migration after Brexit

Published on: 16 January 2017

Written by: Elisa Mosler Vidal All articles by Elisa Mosler Vidal

Curbing labour migration involves macroeconomic risks the government needs to address. However, Theresa May’s...
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The rights and wrongs of the High Court ruling on triggering Article 50

Published on: 16 January 2017

Written by: Zaki Nahaboo All articles by Zaki Nahaboo

The UK Supreme Court will soon decide whether parliament has a say on Brexit. A lot rides on the decision, but...
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The Labour Party, free movement and Brexit

Published on: 10 December 2016

Written by: Owen Parker All articles by Owen Parker

Labour needs to resist its drift toward a more ambivalent position on free movement.
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Brexit, the Commonwealth, and exclusionary citizenship

Published on: 8 December 2016

Written by: Gurminder K. Bhambra All articles by Gurminder K. Bhambra

Brexit is the second time Britain has moved to strip citizenship rights from many of its existing citizens.
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What will Brexit mean for asylum in the UK?

Published on: 6 December 2016

Written by: Lucy Mayblin All articles by Lucy Mayblin

Brexit was a vote largely against regular movement from the EU, but what about refugees? A new series seek to...

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