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“My father was a wandering European”: Triple loyalties in Brexit Britain – British, Jewish, European?

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26 January 202226 January 2022

As we mark Holocaust Memorial Day 2022, it is perhaps fitting to reflect on a new, bourgeoning phenomenon: the reclaiming of European citizenship by British Jews. The ‘EU Passport’ project…Read More >

Brexit fish wars: history explains why France and the UK get so angry about access to the seas

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2 November 20213 November 2021

A dispute between Britain and France about fishing territories has escalated rapidly. French authorities detained a British trawler on Thursday, October 28, and Britain promptly summoned the French ambassador for…Read More >

The civil service doesn’t just need more scientists – it needs a decision-making revolution

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23 January 202016 November 2021

Recruiting more scientists aside, the civil service needs to transform its approach to evidence and decision making, says Geographer Dr David Rose in a recent post for The Conversation.

England’s history of defaulting on European lenders shows repercussions of not paying Brexit bill

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18 June 2019

Failure to pay our European creditors is not a first for the English, as our medieval past shows. What has gone before reveals the damaging consequences of not paying our…Read More >

Is anyone asking who young Conservatives want as their leader? It’s probably not Boris Johnson

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11 June 201914 March 2023

Dr Mark Shanahan from our Politics and International Relations Research Division discusses the Conservative Party’s badly timed leadership race with some Young Conservatives in a new post for The Conversation.

Three lessons for leadership from the Brexit mess

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2 May 201914 March 2023

What can political and business leaders learn from the mess that is Brexit? Listen to people, spend time with customers, don’t make assumptions and be as transparent as possible say…Read More >

Three lessons for leadership from the Brexit mess

From Brexit to the peasants’ revolt: what does it mean to be a ‘rebel’?

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12 February 2019

The word ‘rebel’ is usually associated with violence, but we hear it almost daily at the moment as MPs grapple over Brexit. Medieval historian Andy Ford explores the fourteenth century…Read More >

From Brexit to the peasants’ revolt: what does it mean to be a ‘rebel’?

Why Brexit is causing turmoil for the pound and other markets

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17 December 201817 December 2018

The uncertainties posed by Brexit are playing havoc with the pound and other markets. Henley Business School’s Andrew Urquhart and Trinity College Dublin’s Brian Lucey chart Sterling’s bumpy ride since…Read More >

Brexit and Big Social Data

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12 December 201723 February 2023

By Dr Marina Della Giusta, Associate Professor of Economics Brexit continues to dominate public discourses, the news and our lives, and yet the majority of us, regardless of how we…Read More >

A French foreign legion of climate scientists?

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23 June 201712 November 2021

By Phil Newton, Research Dean for Environment, University of Reading Science is a global business. Very few truly great advances in science happen these days without some level of international…Read More >

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