Book Review: No Second Chances: The Inside Story of the Campaign for a second EU referendum by Morgan Jones
Morgan Jones’s wide-ranging portrayal of the anti-Brexit campaign fails to provide any significantly new insights
Read moreDetailsIan Bartle is a political scientist with a PhD in globalisation and the EU. He has researched and taught at the universities of Bath, Exeter and Sheffield and published on European integration, and on energy, transport and climate change politics and policy. He’s a member of Bath for Europe, particularly active in 2016-19. He’s also a keen hiker who’s walked the length and breadth of Britain and long distance trails in many other European countries.
Morgan Jones’s wide-ranging portrayal of the anti-Brexit campaign fails to provide any significantly new insights
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Read moreDetailsThe Brexit spotlight all too often falls on top politicians. This book shines a light on grassroots pro-European activism
Read moreDetailsIan Bartle reviews Professor Chris Grey's recent book, 'Brexit Unfolded' and concludes that it's a fascinating read.
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Read moreDetailsIn the first of a two part series, Ian Bartle explores why, despite ten years of public spending cuts, there...
Read moreDetailsA new bill is being introduced, allowing the UK government to break international law and the precarious agreement we have...
Read moreDetailsFurther to his previous analysis, Ian Bartle argues that any deal will be a hard Brexit – but still not...
Read moreDetailsIan Bartle explores the very real possibility of a no-deal Brexit as Boris Johnson gambles with the country's future
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