PoliticsatSurrey
Building on Surrey's 40 year record of research and teaching in Politics, European and International Politics.
Recent Posts
- Stasis and progress, 17 May 2018
- Who can and will crash the Brexit bus?, 10 May 2018
- Extending Transition, 03 May 2018
- Control in theory and practice, 19 Apr 2018
- Spring: the season of fig-leaves, 22 Mar 2018
- Dull, but important, 15 Mar 2018
- Why cake is going to stay on the Brexit menu, 08 Mar 2018
- Nothing has changed, 21 Feb 2018
- Can you tell what it is yet?, 08 Feb 2018
- Nothing is agreed, 01 Feb 2018
- Tightening Le Touquet and the second-order effects of Brexit, 18 Jan 2018
- Despite Brexit not happening yet, 11 Jan 2018
- An arrested transition?, 04 Jan 2018
- On being open (or closed), 14 Dec 2017
- Brexit silver (dead)lining playbook, 07 Dec 2017
- Unbelievable! The no-deal option’s lack of credibility, 23 Nov 2017
- A trip down memory lane: Shadowing, ERM and lessons for Brexit, 16 Nov 2017
- The negative-sum game of Brexit, 09 Nov 2017
- Phase II of Article 50: from leaning in to falling out?, 02 Nov 2017
- Who needs what from the European Council?, 19 Oct 2017
- More negotiation theory in Article 50, 12 Oct 2017
- Must May go, or might May stay? A Brexit balancesheet, 05 Oct 2017
- Running down the clock as a strategy in Article 50, 21 Sep 2017
- Probably, shading to possibly: the chances of a Brexit deal, 14 Sep 2017
- The great and the good of Brexit, 07 Sep 2017
- The weak/strong paradox of Brexit, 10 Aug 2017
- A tentative model of the EU27’s approach to Brexit, 03 Aug 2017
- The political and reputational costs of ‘no deal’, 20 Jul 2017
- Why you should read the negotiating manual, 13 Jul 2017
- The ballad of Jean-Claude and Yoko: understanding euroscepticism, 06 Jul 2017