In Scotland, the Anniversary of Erasmus is Tempered by Brexit Concerns
Colin Imrie
The Erasmus programme of educational and cultural exchange has, over its three decades, brought significant benefits to Scotlan…
European Futures
Scotland’s academic blog on Europe, from the Edinburgh Europa Institute
The Supreme Court in Miller: Some Early Comments
Tobias Lock
In ruling that parliamentary consent is indeed required before the UK’s EU withdrawal notification, the Supreme Court largely me…
European Disintegration Deserves a More Prominent Place in European Studies
María del Carmen Sandoval Velasco
The various challenges facing the European Union and its seeming inability to adequately address them have …
Brexit Moment: May’s Lancaster House Speech
Anthony Salamone
Following the Prime Minister’s speech outlining the UK government’s priorities for Brexit, success in the negotiations wi…
Reaction: Scotland’s Place in Europe
Tobias Lock · Arianna Andreangeli · Owen Kelly · Anthony Salamone
Expert Reaction
Today, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon set out the Scottish G…
Soft or Hard Brexit: Do the Political Parties Know What They Want?
Kirsty Hughes
Extended Article
The varying stances within and among the UK’s parties on the shape of Brexit makes the parliamentary politics a…
America Decides: Foreign Policy Implications for Europe
Anthony Salamone
Following the US elections, American foreign policy in Europe is set to enter a period of unpredictability, writes Anthony S…
2016: The Ebbing of Europe’s Radical Left Tide?
Luke March
In-Depth Analysis
In the economic and financial crisis and its aftermath, European radical left parties have achieved some electo…
Brexit’s Legal Stumble
Cormac Mac Amhlaigh
The central question of the High Court case on the triggering of Article 50 was whether that process would effectively unde…
The UK Gives up Foreign Policy Role and Influence, Post-Brexit
Kirsty Hughes
In-Depth Analysis
While much of the discussion around Brexit has focused on the Single Market and trading arrangements, foreig…