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Published in: Brexit DivisionsWhat will Brexit mean for London’s tech industry and digital entrepreneurs?Brexit won’t destroy the high-tech startup industry in London, but it could inflict a lot of damage on it.
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Published in: Brexit DivisionsBrexit and the banksSeveral cities are vying to replace London as Europe's financial capital post-Brexit. What will make banks leave,...
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Published in: Brexit DivisionsThe challenges of negotiating a post-Brexit FTA with the EUWhile an UK-EU free trade agreement (FTA) may seem the best way forward, the scope of a comprehensive agreement...
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Published in: Brexit DivisionsInternational trade implications post-BrexitThe British government will not have enough time to negotiate all the necessary trade issues once it triggers...
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Published in: Brexit DivisionsBrexit: Ireland stands to lose mostBrexit is especially dangerous for the UK-Irish relationship. Government and business need to work together during...
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Published in: Brexit DivisionsFour myths about Brexit and financial servicesUK-based finance firms will need far more than just ‘passporting’ rights to keep up their operations in the EU after...
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Published in: Brexit DivisionsThe dominance of BrexonomicsFundamental political questions about the character and outlook of a post-Brexit Britain need to be answered before...
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Published in: Brexit DivisionsThe business of Brexit: how companies make decisions in uncertain political timesBusiness has mixed feelings over Brexit, and a relatively small number of factors can explain why.
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Published in: Brexit DivisionsIntroducing this week's theme: UK business and trade after BrexitThe economy will be centre stage when Brexit negotiations begin in 2017. All week we’re looking at the possible...
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Published in: Brexit DivisionsThe economy after Brexit: encouragingly resilient or still a case of ‘wait and see’?The British economy has not suffered the dire consequences projected prior to the referendum. Were the pessimists...
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Published in: Brexit DivisionsThe heart of the matter: passion, politics and the EU referendumBoth Leave and Remain have appealed to voters’ guts to the extent that reason itself has become suspicious. Emotions...
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Published in: Brexit DivisionsThe price of solidarity: is Brexit worth it?A misunderstanding of history and of historical time has put European solidarity on the chopping block. Think...
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Published in: Brexit DivisionsThe rise of euroscepticism in the United Kingdom or the failure of EuropeanismThe European Union has severely undermined perceptions of sovereignty and it will fail unless EU citizens regain...
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Published in: Brexit DivisionsA short handbook of Brexit fallaciesThe Brexit debate is full of facts, figures, and fallacies. We look at 18 different fallacies to see where the logic...
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Published in: Brexit DivisionsNot seen, not heard: the implications of Brexit for childrenExiting the European Union has the potential to severely, negatively impact children living in Britain today, yet so...
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Published in: Brexit DivisionsBrexit referendum follyThe consequences of the Brexit referendum are bad for both Europe and Britain, regardless of the result.
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Published in: Brexit DivisionsMigration, the lightning rod of the EU referendumThe EU-Turkey deal should have no role in the Brexit debate, yet it brings the crucial question of the European...
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Published in: Brexit DivisionsThe high stakes of the EU referendumFour weeks ago we launched the Brexit Divisions project to explore the strategies and stakes of the upcoming EU...
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Published in: Brexit DivisionsBrexit Divisions II: the mother of all migration debatesMigration will play a central role in the June EU referendum. Which arguments, facts, and strategies will the...
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Published in: Brexit DivisionsLosing citizenship and democratic authority in EuropeThe EU will continue to be perceived as authoritarian until it reforms its relationship with national citizenship...
