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The Poisoned Brexit Extension Request

Horst Eidenmüller, St Hugh's College

Assume you are the British Prime Minister and your preference ranking on Brexit is as follows. Your primary goal is for the UK to leave the European Union (EU) on 31 October 2019 on the terms you...

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Brexit Negotiations Series: ‘The Effect of Brexit on the Resolution of International Disputes – Choice of Law and Jurisdiction in Civil and Commercial Matters’

Giesela Rühl

Over the last decades, England has become a prime, if not the prime centre for settling international disputes: International companies choose English law more often than any other law as the...

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Brexit Negotiations Series: 'Brexit: Economic Issues'

Clemens Fuest

On March 29th 2017 the UK government declared its intention to leave the EU. In the next two years, the EU 27 and the UK will negotiate terms of Britain’s exit and its future relations with the EU...

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Brexit Negotiations Series: Introduction

Horst Eidenmüller, St Hugh's College

This post introduces the ‘Brexit Negotiations Series’, a series of posts based on contributions to the ‘Negotiating Brexit’ conference that took place in Oxford on 17 March 2017. Brexit is on its way...

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How to Make a Transitional Brexit Arrangement

Pavlos Eleftheriadis, Mansfield College

In the White Paper on Brexit, the policy paper which the United Kingdom government published at the start of February, it is made clear that the UK is seeking some form of ‘hard’ Brexit. There will...

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