The CPTPP: a Benefit of Brexit
Catherine McBride | Briefings for Britain | 09/04/2024
Britain is now a party to the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Tr...
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David Henig | European Centre For International Political Economy | 05/31/2026
The UK had five Prime Ministers in the 35 years prior to the June 2016 EU referendum, since when it has had six which seems likely shortly to become seven….
Catherine McBride | Briefings for Britain | 09/04/2024
Britain is now a party to the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Tr...
Rob Merrick | PoliticsHome | 05/10/2023
What are the UK’s aims in the pursuit of new trade deals...
David Henig | European Centre for International Political Economy | 12/31/2022
Notwithstanding endless discussio...
Kent Jones | VoxEU | 01/19/2022
In the global trading system, the age of anxiety has given way to the age of populism. B...
Line Nagell Ylvisåker | High North News | 12/07/2021
Brexit and the allocation of cod quotas re-opened old wounds. Now, Norw...
Ian Bond | CER | 04/28/2021
Having identified the Euro-Atlantic area as its home regio...
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