RESEARCH Material
"land of the superwoke"
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- a FUTURE tourist's hand book to visiting A
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papers and events
"REALM OF THE SOUND": THINK TANK LAND -
A MAP OF CONSERVATIVE AND TRADITIONAL LIBERAL THOUGHT
A MAP OF CONSERVATIVE AND TRADITIONAL LIBERAL THOUGHT
ANTICIPATING TREATY OF LISBON 2
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SEP 23 CONFERENCE CONTRIBUTION ON "STRENGTHENING THE POLITICAL CONSTITUTION" |
THE 2022 IDOC REPORT, FROM
OUR FOI REQUEST |
The TREATY CHOICEs AND PRECEDENT EXPLAINED in slide format
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Immediate takes on the new eu deal
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SUPPORT TO DANISH EUROSCEPTIC CAMPAIGNERS IN THE 2022
CSDP REFERENDUM |
RECONSIDERING HISTORY WITH ADDED HINDSIGHT
The bellweather for future
EU negotiations |
senior civil servants reflect on necessary reforms
Retrospectives from former MEPS
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Reviewing the EU COuncil's negotiating mandate
real 'cliff edges'
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Latest Examples of EU Funding
for UK Academics |
Material differences between the Boris deal and the may deal
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GETTING FINALLY TO BREXIT DAY: A SUMMARY FOR THOSE PLAYING CATCH UP
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Views on Brexit Opportunities from
Canada, Australia and New Zealand |
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A TROUBLING CLAUSE IN THE
“IRISH Backstop” |
NOTES FOR FUTURE POLITICIANS
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UPR'S LONDON RALLY ON 'BREXIT DAY' SUPPORTED BY THE RED CELL
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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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The Red Cell's April 2017 LONDON mini conference,
uniting senior brexit campaigners with
their continental counterparts
uniting senior brexit campaigners with
their continental counterparts
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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we made a board game ...
as seen across uk and international media, from the sun to bbc world service
as seen across uk and international media, from the sun to bbc world service
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THE EDUCATIONAL TOOL EXPLAINING THE POLITICAL MANOEUVRINGS AROUND BREXIT
whether you're pro- or anti-Brexit,
the board game that puts you in the other person's shoes
as you scheme and struggle across three crunch battlegrounds
(NOW OUT OF production: past details here)
whether you're pro- or anti-Brexit,
the board game that puts you in the other person's shoes
as you scheme and struggle across three crunch battlegrounds
(NOW OUT OF production: past details here)
our OTHER contributions
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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THE DEPARTURE DEAL AND EU DEFENCE INTEGRATION
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WhY THE UK NEEDS TO MEET AND EXCEED DEFENCE SPENDING TARGETS
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A compendium of surprising Brussels facts
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Hidden stories behind the EU
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A NARRATIVE OF WHAT POST-BREXIT BRITAIN CAN LOOK LIKE
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THE ATLAS AWARD WINNING BOOK THAT CHANGED THE POLITICAL AGENDA
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THE HIT SEQUEL TO THE BUMPER BOOK
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ANALYSING EU WASTE |
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1000 page blueprint for renegotiation and post-Brexit, which we co-authored
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CORRECTING THE FAILURES
OF THE WITHDRAWAL AGREEMENT |
The EU's PR/propaganda machine:
the definitive study |
Kids Count Knife CRIME
2020 SUMMARY REPORT |
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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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THE 2018 IDOC REPORT, FROM OUR FOI REQUEST
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THE 2019 IDOC REPORT, FROM OUR FOI REQUEST
THE COST OF THE STRASBOURG 'HUMAN RIGHTS' SYSTEM
THE COST OF eu defence integration
(FWD: R Adm RICHARD HEASLIP CB) 
TAKING POLICY BEYOND COALITION, FOREWORD BY SIR BERNARD INGHAM
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THE 2020 IDOC REPORT, FROM
our FOI REQUEST 
THE COST OF THE CFP
(FOREWORD: PROF DAVID BELLAMY) 
THE COST OF CFSP INTEGRATION
(FWD: sIR ANTONY ACLAND KG GCMG) 
jaunty reviews of EU activity
November 1999 - May 2008 |
THE 2021 IDOC REPORT, FROM
OUR FOI REQUEST 
THE COST OF THE COMMON
AGRICULTURAL POLICY 
Lord Tebbit and John Bercow IN DISCUSSION with the director
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