Implications of the different merger regimes in the EU and the UK: so close yet so far?
Brexit is likely to have a significant impact on the M&A industry. Perhaps the most significant consequence is losing the one-stop-shop u…
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What does “taking back control” mean for Financial Services?
Dr Cleo Davies – Senior Research Associate at the University of East Anglia
On the 29th April 2021, the Financial Services Bill receive…
The State Aid Temporary Framework for COVID-19, the Banking Communication, and Burden-Sharing
Dionysios Pelekis www.linkedin.com/in/dionysios-pelekis
In November 2020, the Commission approved an aid schem…
Gender-based violence during the COVID-19 pandemic
By Dr Birte Böök
Post-doctoral researcher at Utrecht University and content manager of the gender stream of the European Equality Law Network…
Addressing In-Work Poverty: The EU Minimum Wage Directive and Collective Bargaining
Ben Paterson, European Social Policy MSc, School of Social & Political Science, University of Edinburgh
In 2019, the rate of worke…
COVID-19 in the EU: A Death Sentence for Refugees and Asylum Seekers?
Iro Nestoros, European Social Policy MSc, School of Social and Political Science, University of Edinburgh
Introduction
The UN Secret…
Work-life balance: A key to European Union recovery in the post-pandemic period
Shirong Zhou, European Social Policy MSc, School of Social and Political Science, University of Edinburgh
The pandemic has highligh…
Mitchell Annual Lecture 2020 – Prof Michael Dougan
From the EU to the UK Internal Market: Big Fish makes Bad Rules for Small Pond?…
Algorithmic discrimination in Europe: Challenges and Opportunities for EU equality law
By Janneke Gerards, Utrecht University Law School and Raphaële Xenidis, Edinburgh University Law School and iCourts, Copenhagen Universit…
Europeanization at a Crossroads: Accession and Informality in Serbia
Europeanization at a Crossroads: Accession and Informality in Serbia
Alexander Mesarovich, PhD Candidate in Politics at the University of E…