Author: Professor David Phinnemore
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The UK-EU ‘Reset’ Summit matters for Northern Ireland, but what do its voters want?
By Professor David Phinnemore.
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What do voters in Northern Ireland think about the Protocol on Ireland/Northern Ireland?
As part of a three-year research project on the Protocol on Ireland/ Northern Ireland, a series of regular surveys has been commissioned to ‘temperature test’ voter attitudes on a range of issues relating to Brexit, the Protocol, and their implications for Northern Ireland.
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The EU’s Bad Friday Announcement
The EU-UK vaccine row has repoliticised the Northern Ireland Protocol and damaged the prospects for its smooth implementation says Professor David Phinnemore.
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Implementing the Protocol on Ireland/Northern Ireland: Clarity at Last?
With less than a month to go before the end of the Brexit transition period, answers to some of the many outstanding questions about the implementation of the Ireland/Northern Ireland protocol are now starting to come through says Professor David Phinnemore.
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The Specialised Committee on the Protocol on Ireland/Northern Ireland
Professor David Phinnemore takes a look at the Specialised Committee on the Protocol on Ireland/Northern Ireland which will be meeting for the first time on 30 April.
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Where are we with Brexit?
Professor David Phinnemore takes time out from self isolation to remind us that Brexit hasn’t gone away!
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Democratic Consent and the Protocol on Ireland/Northern Ireland
Professor David Phinnemore takes a closer look at the democratic consent mechanism that the UK government secured as part of the revised terms of withdrawal agreed in October 2019.
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Brexit, transition and Northern Ireland
The UK’s withdrawal from the EU is scheduled for 11pm on Friday 31 January. Professor David Phinnemore explores the important decisions relating to Northern Ireland that will need to be taken by the UK-EU Joint Committee in 2020.
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1,000 days with no Stormont
Northern Ireland has now been without a government for 1,000 days. Professor David Phinnemore explores the challenges ahead.
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Brexit extended, but for how long?
Professor David Phinnemore casts an eye over the latest extension agreed in the Brexit process.