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Tag archive: brexit

Whither EU and UK Social Policy Post-Brexit?

Linda Hantrais | 4 Apr 2018

In an article initially drafted a year ago and now published in a themed section of Social Policy and Society, we attempt to assess the past and future development of EU and UK social policy in the context of Brexit.…


EU Social and Gender Policy beyond Brexit

Ania Plomien | 26 Mar 2018

In the United Kingdom and across the European Union, Brexit continues to be the key social, political and economic issue of the day.…


Brexit and Devolution

Derek Birrell and Ann Marie Gray | 1 Nov 2017

Since the Brexit referendum the UK government has been criticised for failing to recognise the positions and concerns of the devolved governments.…


Warning: the cost of Brexit could seriously damage your health service

Joan Costa Font | 5 Sep 2017

Leaving the EU would free up more money for the NHS, according to Leave campaigners. This pledge has been all but disowned – and in any case, writes Joan Costa Font, Brexit will impose further costs on an already cash-strapped service. The biggest effect will be on wage bills, but it will also restrict choice for Britons and raise procurement costs.…


Taking back control and handing it back to corporations: The UK’s Brexit

Kevin Farnsworth | 11 Aug 2017

Below is a blog based on Kevin Farnsworth’s Journal of Social Policy article. A longer, fully-referenced version can be found at: http://www.corporate-welfare-watch.org.uk/ Many of those who voted to leave the EU would have been encouraged to do so in order to ‘take back control’ from Brussels.…


Counting the Cost of European Union Regulation, You Couldn’t Make It Up

Gary Fooks | 7 Aug 2017

The role of regulation in saving lives, enhancing public health and welfare, and protecting the environment rarely features in policy debates in the UK.…


Brexit means higher immigration and more social spending

Peter Taylor-Gooby | 3 Aug 2017

As many commentators have pointed out, the UK welfare state faces long-term structural problems in two main areas. Globalisation and technological changes demand that government directs attention to national competitiveness, and population ageing requires more spending on pensions, health and social care.…


Brexit and Race Equality Policies

Nasar Meer | 26 Jul 2017

With Brexit negotiations underway, a key question is whether withdrawal from the EU will affect equality policies.  The Fawcett Society has recently warned that Government ‘Great Repeal Bill’ will present ‘a real threat to our equality laws’ in so far as it risks ‘weakening of protections’.…


‘”The Big Bang”: Analysing the EU Enlargements’ Impact on National Labour Law’

Rebecca Zahn | 18 Jul 2017

In 2004, then President of the European Union’s European Council, Herman Van Rompuy, declared that “from fifteen – suddenly there were twenty-five, and finally, Europe had become ‘Europe’ again.” He was speaking, of course, about the European Union (EU) enlargement when, in May 2004 and fifteen years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, eight post-communist Central and Eastern European countries joined the European Union.…


Social Citizenship and Refugee Rights – Divergence between Westminster and Holyrood?

Gareth Mulvey | 5 Jun 2017

Introduction A longer articulation of Holyrood and Westminster’s views of social citizenship and refugee rights has been published in Mulvey’s latest article in the Journal of Social Policy.…


Adding Ireland to the Analysis – Ireland’s impact on the ‘Decade of Reform’

Jay Roszman | 28 Apr 2017

Read Jay Roszman’s recent article, ‘Ireland as a Weapon of Warfare’: Whigs, Tories, and the problem of Irish outrages, 1835 to 1839‘ in The Historical Journal.…


Populism in Europe – A Government & Opposition Collection

Erik Jones | 17 Jan 2017

In this post, Government & Opposition co-Editor Erik Jones introduces a collection of free articles across the subject of Populism. The political landscape of Europe is changing rapidly and in ways that are hard to interpret.…


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