Category Archives: Europe
Brexit, Article 50 and the Supreme Court ruling: how the government made its own life more difficult
Dr Christopher Huggins Teaching Fellow in European Politics Yesterday the Supreme Court delivered its judgement on the government’s appeal in the Article 50 case in what was billed as one of the most significant constitutional law cases in generations. … Continue reading
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Tagged Article 50, Brexit, European Union, Lisbon Treaty, Supreme Court, Theresa May
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The Brexit Fantasy
Moran Mandelbaum Lecturer in International Relations With the UK voting to leave the EU and uncertainty is spreading, many are now looking back in astonishment trying to understand the success of the Brexit campaign. One interesting aspect that emerged from … Continue reading
