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Short Articles on Brexit-Related Topics by Contributors
Even more problems with the Benn Act …
The Transition Period. A Bad Idea
Debunking the myths of Brexit ‘disaster capitalism’
A Delinquent Parliament Begets the Rule of Lawyers
The Supreme Court Judgment: a Very British Coup?
Remain and the new petite bourgeoisie
Irresponsible media coverage of no-deal planning risks creating problems where none exist
Yellowhammer is no smoking gun
Yellowhammer. A Project Fear Crescendo
Draghi’s Dangerous Farewell
What Makes Die-Hard Remainers Tick?
How dare Remainers say Boris is undemocratic
#StoptheNostalgicFantasy
A Reichstag Fire Moment?
Lies, Lies and Those Damned Brexit Statistics
The EU’s imperial ambition
Sovereign Equality and Reciprocity: the only acceptable basis for UK-EU relations
Can They Block Brexit? Law v. Convention
A Brexit Britain Can Help Avert a Global Trade War
It’s time the EU stopped playing hardball and agreed on a basic free trade deal
Damaging Democracy
A “No Deal” Brexit: the First Step to a Good Deal
Is the constitution an impediment to no-deal?
Is the Civil Service Impartial?
An Open Letter on Irish Attitudes to Brexit
Boris Johnson’s first week – an assessment
Why is there still no Single Market in financial services?
Support for No Deal is Compatible with International Law
The BBC and ‘no deal’: a Pavlovian experiment
What can happen in the absence of self-belief
The Case For Fiscal Expansion Post-Brexit
Remainers should be frank about their real intention
Parliament has no sovereignty higher than a popular mandate
EU bullying of Switzerland – the shape of things to come and how we can fight back
A Legal Challenge to BBC bias against Brexit
Boris’s Brexit Revolution?
Brexit and the World Trade Organization
The EU: no friend of workers’ rights
Europe cannot escape nationalism
A new Tory Project Fear
Six ways we can be sure Boris is serious
The Dreary Internal Politics eating away at Honda: reported from Japan
The Irish Government’s Brexit policy is in tatters and its bluff is now being called
Europe is prepared for a No Deal: forget the scare stories
Why does the Establishment get it wrong?
Driving off a Cliff Edge? Is Brexit really the cause of the problems with the UK car industry?
The new Prime Minister needs a credible Brexit negotiation strategy – he also needs conviction and commitment
Before You Go to Brussels, New Prime Minister, Ask the Swiss
The Strange Case of Rory Stewart: Stalking Horse? Trojan Horse? Or both?
The EU will reopen the Withdrawal Agreement
A Modest Proposal to limit the danger of democracy
Theresa May heard but did not heed the Brexit vote’s call for a fairer Britain
“Dear Jenni …”: an open letter to The Times
In the marginals, it’s the Leavers who are in revolt
“Voices of business”: whose voices, whose businesses?
Nostalgic for Empire? Not ‘Leave’, but ‘Remain’.
The Anglosphere – reality or mirage?
Brexit and the US-UK Defence Relationship
Vassalage or Power? Thoughts for Would-Be Prime Ministers
A new prime minister must end the Treasury’s anti-Brexit propaganda campaign
Not listening to ‘no deal’: one clever politician and three bad arguments
No Deal is in Sight
The Character-Assassination of Nigel Farage: Thoughts from an Imaginary Potential Brexit Party Voter
An Appeal from Old Labour to Corbyn’s Labour
A Voter’s Grand Remonstrance
Franco-British relations, headed for rupture?
Few City Blues on Brexit
A Second Referendum: Misleading Claims and False Temptations
Who’s afraid of Chlorinated Chicken?
Interregnum
A Debate with Rory Stewart, MP
The Real Plan Behind The Article 50 Extension
The IMF’s latest no-deal warnings are sloppy and overblown
Little to Fear from No Deal
Brexit : the long view
The EU is terrified of a WTO Brexit – the UK should seize its chance to force a good deal
Why Britain will win in the end. Five lessons from France.
Why a Customs Union Remains a Terrible Idea