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The Legitimacy of the Brexit Referendum and What We Can Learn from It
Sandra Kröger (Januar 2019): Much has been said about the referendum on British membership of the European Union since the 23rd of June 2016. Commentators have mostly focused on the demographics of…
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Brexit and the UK's environmental ambitions
The post-Brexit relationship between the UK and the EU will play a key role in shaping the UK’s future environmental ambitions. The UK’s current environmental and climate policy framework is…
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Working together for a Just Transition
On 14 November 2018 New Economics Foundation in association with Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung London Office has published a pamphlet discussing how climate protection and industrial strategy can be…
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British-German Dialogue Forum 2018
Under the heading "In spite of Brexit - How to stay closely aligned?", German and British MP's, academics as well as think-tankers were discussing the future of the British-German relations, the…
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The Causes and Cures of Brexit
Neal Lawson (October 2018): The Brexit vote was the biggest single democratic revolution the UK has experienced in decades. In hindsight everyone saw it coming, but at the time the news when it…
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Endangered Rights: The Impact of Brexit on EU Citizens
Tanja Bueltmann (September 2018): In this edition of FES Perspective, Tanja Bueltmann argues that the rights of around 3.7 million EU citizens living in the UK and 1.2 million Britons resident in…
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Brexit Generation Game: How Conflict Between Old and Young Masks Welfare Challenges
Matthew Donoghue, Mikko Kuisma (July 2018): The second edition of our Brexit Paper Series with Social Europe sheds light on the intergenerational origins of the Brexit vote and the longer-term effect…
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"The Politics of Migration: Where next for progressive immigration policies?"
Immigration control has been at the centre stage of British politics for over a decade. However, since the referendum, the issue has fallen down the agenda. Polling evidence suggests that concerns…
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100 Years of Suffrage - Our Vote, Our Voice
To mark the 100th anniversary of the Representation of the People Act 1918, which gave millions of British women the right to vote, FES London and the Fabian Society hosted the all-day Women's…
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vEUws on Brexit: the Franco-German agenda
In partnership with Policy Network and the Aston Centre for Europe, FES London hosted the panel discussion “vEUws on Brexit: the Franco-German Agenda”.
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