RESEARCH Material
FURTHER IMPORTANT EUROSCEPTIC CONTRIBUTIONS FROM ACROSS EUROPE
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UPDATE ON THE Work of the Red Cell
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CLOSE ANALYSIS OF THE withdrawal agreement and political declaration
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important eurosceptic contributions from across europe
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THE REAL NO DEAL SCENARIOS ARE NOT THOSE OF 'PROJECT FEAR'
SIGNIFICANT RISK OF FAX DEMOCRACY
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Wins from lower and simpler taxes, and trade simplification
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european trade: perspectives from stonehenge to efta
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An Irish take on an Irish opportunity
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How the Brexit referendum ruled out a customs union
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A primer for debates on the customs union
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Insight from the Swiss border
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Rethinking the liberal take on Brexit
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Part of a Red Cell sponsored visit
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A Red Cell initiative
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A Mission Statement for Brexit Negotiators
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EU Fudge as it applies to northern ireland
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Brexit Policy according to public record
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the work of the red cell to date
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democratic accountability and good government post-Brexit
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Six case studies in tariffs, and what they mean across wider policy
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2000 YEars of Money problems
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Examining the OPPORTUNITIES FROM a slimmed-down eu budget post-brexit
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AN ICELANDIC TAKE OF THE RISKS TO THE UK FROM THE EEA/ SINGLE MARKET ROUTE
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The EU's BUDGET POST-BREXIT -
whO GETS HIT BY NO DEAL? |
A CONFERENCE ON THE BRITISH EXPERIENCE OF BREXIT - HOSTED IN ICELAND & SUPPORTED BY THE RED CELL
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A former trade diplomat’s view
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Some priorities for making the most of Brexit
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A CONTINENTAL GEOSTRATEGIC TAKE ON BREXIT
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The battle against EU fraud carries Brexit risks and obligations
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Conference on Europe after Brexit, in estonia, supported by The Red Cell
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Icelandic support for a
bold UK fisheries policy |
An analysis of the eu's agencies following uk exit
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COMPREHENSIVE listingS, WITH MECHANISMS FOR RESOLUTION
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INTRODUCING THE NEW DRAFT EU CONSTITUTION THAT IS DOING THE ROUNDS
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some Discussion points for chanceries for a wider understanding
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Social Sciences show EU grants to universities are unnecessary
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Norwegians explain that the EEA is at best a fleetingly transitional arrangement post-Brexit
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Views from the Republic on what should follow
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A surprisingly large range of treaty models already exist for a post-Brexit deal
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The EU is a mere middle man, not the supreme fount, of international trading rules and standards
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Looking at examples from the Americas: the EU is the wrong system on the wrong continent
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A formula for working out the ‘Goldilocks Zone’ of what EU treaty type best suits which country
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OTHER RECOMMENDED READING
ON THE NEED TO GIVE MICHAEL GOVE THE TOOLS TO DO THE JOB
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FUTURE RISKS TO NATIONAL DEFENCE CAPABILITIES AND TO JOBS
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A compendium of surprising Brussels facts
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Hidden stories behind the EU
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The mythology of EU as peacemaker
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A NARRATIVE OF WHAT POST-BREXIT BRITAIN CAN LOOK LIKE
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WhY THE UK NEEDS TO MEET AND EXCEED DEFENCE SPENDING TARGETS
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What four EU institutions want from defence integration: a warning to Brexit negotiators
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ANALYSING EU WASTE
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The 1000 page blueprint for renegotiation and post-Brexit
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The 2016 IDOC REPORT, FROM OUR FOI REQUEST
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THE 2017 IDOC REPORT, FROM OUR FOI REQUEST
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jaunty reviews of EU activity
November 1999 - May 2008 |
Lord Tebbit and John Bercow discuss policy, including the EU. Moderated by the Red Cell's future Director.
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