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Some see Brexit as a victory for populists who misled the working classes and the less well-off in society into voting against their own interests. But that is a partisan analysis. It would be wrong to conclude that there were no rational arguments to be made for Brexit. Here Derrick analyses some of them.
We publish the video of the 9th edition of the #GlobalDigitalEncounters on Brexit: European, and worldwide IP, with Prof. Alison FIRTH, Prof. Craig NARD, Prof. Alain STROWEL, and moderator Prof. Gabriele GAGLIANI.
What the TCA shows is an effort to try to ensure that the rupture affects as little as possible a system of protection of free competition, control of concentrations, and public aid.
Lo que demuestra el ACC es un esfuerzo en intentar que la ruptura afecte lo menos posible a un sistema de protección de la libre competencia, control de concentraciones y de ayudas públicas
Christopher Muttukumaru CB, chair of FIDE’s International Academic Council, argues that the speed of the UK’s domestic implementation of the new EU/UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement has inevitably resulted in a lack of legal certainty. Scrutiny of the UK legislation by the UK Parliament was limited to less than a day and that was regrettable. He has summarised the key points of the legislation in the article [below]. The TCA itself was the subject of two articles for FIDE by Derrick Wyatt QC.
The UK’s engagement with Europe is driven as much by geography, values and necessity as by the inclinations of any particular government or the contents of any particular treaty relationship. The same goes for the EU’s engagement with the UK.
In the short term the expectation is of confusion and disruption on both sides of the Channel. The deal provides only a shadow of the economic benefits that continued EU membership would have offered.
If an EU/UK agreement is soon concluded at a political level, that could be a prelude to an equally turbulent period in December
Es crucial que España intente llegar a cuantos acuerdos de cooperación pueda con Reino Unido y eso debe incluir a sus territorios
Throughout the 2019 Fide Congress on AI, Big Data and the Digital Economy, a series of interviews of some of the speakers were conducted. In this case, Daniel Sarmiento speaks to Alvaro Lobato about Brexit and the Irish Backstop.
This is a reflection based on the closing remarks that we made at the Oxford Congress. In reflecting on the outcome of the Congress, it is clear that there was unity in the emerging themes that were discussed, notwithstanding the diversity of subject matter. What do we mean?
Brexit: “no deal” or Nirvana? At Fide’s recent International Congress at Jesus College, Oxford, Christopher Muttukumaru and Derrick Wyatt discussed whether it is likely that there will be a “no-deal” Brexit and what its immediate aftermath will be.
The UK Constitution is best understood as political, rather than legal. That is the substance of the difference between our so-called “unwritten” constitution and a
At a workshop at FIDE Fundacion on 20 May, 2019 Christopher Muttukumaru* introduced the discussion on the Brexit policy and legal impasse. On 23 May,
Can Spain take advantage of this period of negotiation in order to integrate the buoyant Gibraltarian economy, to a greater extent, into the neighbouring economy of Spain?
Fide continues to work with Cristopher Muttukumaru in analysing the progress being made by the Brexit negotiations. This time, Christopher’s aim is to use aviation as an illustrative case to show how the future might be shaped
