PoliticsatSurrey
Building on Surrey's 40 year record of research and teaching in Politics, European and International Politics.
Recent Posts
- Tick. Tock. (pt. 746), 02 Jul 2020
- Negotiation theory and extending transition, 30 Apr 2020
- Is there a case for not extending transition?, 26 Mar 2020
- Divertimenti I, 12 Mar 2020
- Fade to meh, 05 Mar 2020
- Must… concentrate… more…, 13 Feb 2020
- The Brexit Cold War, 23 Jan 2020
- Settling in for transition, 16 Jan 2020
- Brexit: What have we learnt so far?, 19 Dec 2019
- A short guide to sabotaging the European Union, 24 Oct 2019
- Brexit as a process, 17 Oct 2019
- This is not the European Council you’re looking for, 10 Oct 2019
- Why the backstop isn’t a “bridge to nowhere”, 03 Oct 2019
- Making sense of it all, 19 Sep 2019
- What would it take for a decision on Brexit to be made?, 05 Sep 2019
- Another Brexit autumn, 29 Aug 2019
- A deadline is not a policy, 25 Jul 2019
- Deeds, not words: getting ready for the next stage of Brexit, 18 Jul 2019
- Why von der Leyen isn’t the person to watch for Brexit policy (yet), 11 Jul 2019
- Notes from a crisis: the summer edition, 04 Jul 2019
- The illogic of the EU trying to keep the UK from leaving, 27 Jun 2019
- New faces, old problems, 20 Jun 2019
- A business view of Brexit, 16 May 2019
- Three lessons for Brexit for the Huawei affair, 02 May 2019
- Boycotts, opportunity costs and the European elections, 25 Apr 2019
- Collapsing the ambiguities, 04 Apr 2019
- The Millwallisation of May’s Brexit strategy, 21 Mar 2019
- Mapping out the current Brexit hurdles, 07 Mar 2019
- The EU view on the Article 50 endgame, 05 Mar 2019
- Collateral damage: The EUI, Brexit and institutional logics, 14 Feb 2019