Category: Europe
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The pluses – and minuses – of ‘Norway Plus’
Jamie Pow and John Garry from the Brexit NI project look at the various options of what the UK’s future relationship with the EU could look like.
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‘Categorically clear’: What being outside a customs union with the EU will mean for post-Brexit UK
Being outside a customs union with the EU will mean that costs of many goods will be higher, risks associated with trade will be greater, and borders (including with Ireland) will have to be harder. Dr Katy Hayward cautions about the consequences for British businesses and consumers of this new statement of intention from the…
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Implications of Brexit for Northern Ireland: Have your Say!
The BrexitLawNI Project will be out and about around Northern Ireland to listen to the concerns of the general public about Brexit.
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Brexit, The Good Friday Agreement, and a Citizens Assembly
Professor Colin Harvey was a recent guest on The Chatter, an initiative of The Jist – an online platform that discusses the main issues of the day.
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Brexit, ‘sufficient progress’ and the ‘Irish Dimension’ – what has been agreed?
Professor David Phinnemore provides an analysis of the recent deal struck to navigate phase one of the Brexit negotiations.
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Brexit: Populism and Progressive Politics Workshop
Dr Katy Hayward, Prof David Phinnemore and Dr Viviane Gravey address the Green European Foundation and Green Foundation Ireland workshop on ‘Brexit: Populism and Progressive Politics’, held on 29 October 2017 at Queen’s.
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Strategic remainers and leavers
Professor John Garry looks at the ins and outs of where the UK is in the Brexit process.
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Sharing the Island: Brexit, Constitutional Imagination and the Right of Self-Determination
Professor Colin Harvey looks at the implications of Brexit on some of the central elements of the Belfast/Good Friday Agreement.
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Brexit deal: Creative solutions postponed – and much work for legal drafters
Professor Dagmar Schiek gives her first assessment of the latest ”Brexit” compromise on the island of Ireland from a legal perspective.
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The 11th hour Brexit deal – initial reaction
As Theresa May secures sufficient progress to move to phase two of the Brexit negotiations, Professor Colin Harvey gives his initial reaction to the Brexit deal announced overnight.