WORKING PAPERS

The Brexit Negotiations: Hampered by the UK’s Weak Strategy

5 of 2019

Emily Jones
The Framework of Future Relations: Trade

4 of 2019

Paola Mariani, Giorgio Sacerdoti
The Future of UK-Irish Relations

3 of 2019

Etain Tannam
Brexit and the Future of the United Kingdom

2 of 2019

Sionaidh Douglas-Scott
Ring-fencing Citizens’ Rights in the Brexit Negotiations: Legal Framework and Political Dynamics

1 of 2019

Stijn Smismans
Assessing the Democratic Legitimacy of the 2016 Brexit Referendum

12 of 2018

Sandra Kröger
Reforming Withdrawal and Opt-Outs from the European Union: A Dual-Constituent Perspective

11 of 2018

Oliver Garner
Trading under World Trade Organisation Terms Only: Consequences for the Irish Border

10 of 2018

Chloé Papazian
If Money Talks, What Does It Say About Brexit?

9 of 2018

Iain McMenamin
The Long Arm of Whitehall Post-Brexit: Evidence from the Common Assembly (1952-1956)

8 of 2018

Andreja Pegan
Legal Solution vs. Discursive Othering: The (Dis)Integrative Effects of Supranational Differentiation

7 of 2018

Daniel Thym
Ten Different Formulas for Gibraltar Post-Brexit

6 of 2018

Maria Mut Bosque
A Critical Perspective on Associate EU Citizenship after Brexit

5 of 2018

Martijn van den Brink and Dimitry Kochenov
EU Common Foreign and Security Policy after Brexit: A Security and Defence Treaty for the ‘Deep and Special Partnership’

4 of 2018

Luigi Lonardo
The New Transatlantic Trigonometry: “Brexit” and Europe's Treaty Relations with the United States

3 of 2018

Joris Larik
Do NATO Obligations Trump European Budgetary Constraints?

2 of 2018

Federico Fabbrini
Cooperation of Europol and Eurojust with external partners in the fight against crime

1 of 2018

Chloé Brière
Economic and Fiscal Governance in the EMU: the Road Ahead

3 of 2017

Ana Fontoura Gouveia
Brexit and the Future of Europe: Opportunities for Constitutional Reforms?

2 of 2017

Federico Fabbrini
Brexit and the Future of Northern Ireland

1 of 2017

John Doyle, Eileen Connoly

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