Opportunity Cost: Why Brexit is not quite the security and defence moment Brussels has been banking on
Benjamin Martill Lecturer in Politics and International Relations, University of Edinburgh
Tag: Brexit
The EU’s New Leadership: Imperative to Overcome Europe’s Uncertain Politics
Anthony Salamone
Since the European Parliament elections in May, attention in Brussels has focused on determining the leadership of the EU in…
Brexit’s Impact on Scotland: Devolution and Local Government
Serafin Pazos-Vidal
In-Depth Analysis
One fact not commonly understood in Scotland and the UK is the unique nature of Scottish devolution. Am…
Has Parliament Taken Charge of Brexit?
Tobias Lock
The UK Government introduced the European Union (Withdrawal) Bill – originally promised as the Great Repeal Bill – in order to give …
Brexit and Environmental Protection in Scotland: The Road Ahead
Annalisa Savaresi
Brexit’s implications for environmental law and enforcement in the UK are symptomatic of the challenges associated with b…
Lost in Brexit Transition?
Tobias Lock
It is widely accepted that a transition period (or in the UK Government’s parlance: implementation period) will be necessary to en…
Does UK Law Require a Referendum on the EU Withdrawal Agreement?
Donal Coffey
Most people will throw their hands in the air when confronted with the possibility of another EU referendum in the United Kingdom. …
The UK’s Approach to EU Citizenship, Criminality and Expulsion
Leandro Mancano
LERU Brexit Seminar
Over recent years, foreign nationals in the United Kingdom subject to criminal investigations – let alon…
European Private International Law after Brexit
Michiel Poesen
LERU Brexit Seminar
European harmonisation has been successful in fewer areas than private international law (PIL). Since th…
Brexit and Direct Taxation: A Turning Point for EU Tax Law?
Luca Cerioni
LERU Brexit Seminar
Brexit has already prompted a number of academic contributions examining the tax implications for the UK, in …