Category - Blog
Short Articles on Brexit-Related Topics by Contributors
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
Why the Internationalist Left Should Oppose the EU Customs Union
Former Bank of England Governor backs No Deal
The European Central Bank has reached the end of its rope, leaving the eurozone with few options.
The Withdrawal Agreement is a one-way ticket back into the EU
A Frontstop Approach to the Backstop Conundrum
May’s deal is not Brexit, and neither is ‘Common market 2.0’ – they both mean economic serfdom
An Over-Excited Broadside of a Book. A Review of Heroic Failure
The UK is ready for a WTO Brexit
Fact Checking the BBC Fact Checkers:
Theresa May should stop worrying about Northern Ireland
Can we ever get a good Brexit deal?
What price democracy?
Ignore the nay-sayers – here’s why we’re still on course for a clean Brexit on 29th March
May’s Brexit Pantomime Act 6
Pulling the Wool. The PM’s Last Gasp
The EU is a Major Drag on the UK economy
Legal Advice on the Irish Backstop
How Awful Are The Backstop Trade Proposals?
A Negotiator and A Journalist Walk Into a Bar…
The problem with Norway Plus
“It’s not the apocalypse. Calm down”
May’s customs union con-tricks
The Keys to Downing Street: Leave-Voting Marginals
Theresa May is not up to the job of renegotiating the Withdrawal Agreement
Opponents of a WTO Brexit Ignore the Basic Lesson of Economics
