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Written by Marcin Grajewski,
On 15 January, the House of Commons overwhelmingly rejected the Withdrawal Agreement which the British Prime Minister, Theresa May, had negotiated with the rest of the European Union, throwing into disarray efforts to ensure the country’s orderly exit from the bloc. However, the Prime Minister then survived a no-confidence vote tabled by the Opposition and later proposed tweaking her deal in a bid to win over rebel Conservative law-makers and the Northern Ireland Democratic Unionist Party, on which her government depends for its majority. British and European politicians are weighing various options as to how to proceed.
This note offers links to reports and commentaries from some major international think-tanks and research institutes on Brexit negotiations and related issues. More reports on the topic can be found in a previous edition of ‘What Think Tanks are thinking’, published in December 2018.
The Prime Minister moves an inch on Brexit
Institute for Government, January 2019
After the meaningful vote: What are Theresa May’s options?
Centre for European Reform, January 2019
Brexit and crisis management: No deal and the future relationship
The UK in a Changing Europe, January 2019
The EU’s ‘no deal’ strategic headache
European Policy Centre, January 2019
The way forward: Can a protocol to the Withdrawal Agreement save the Prime Minister’s deal?
The UK in a Changing Europe, January 2019
Brexit disorder: Corbyn and May
European Council on Foreign Relations, January 2019
We regret and we need more clarity: European reactions to the ‘meaningful vote’
Open Europe, January 2019
We are entering a new phase of Brexit distractions
Institute for Government, January 2019
Failed deal spells uncertainty for Brexit and May’s long-term survival
Carnegie Europe, January 2019
Non-euro countries in the EU after Brexit
Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik, January 2019
The risks of the ‘Grieve amendment’ to remove precedence for Government business
Policy Exchange, January 2019
By accident or design, a pre-Brexit general election remains the most plausible outcome
The UK in a Changing Europe, January 2019
Bracing for Brexit: Could ‘no deal’ chaos spread to Germany?
European Council on Foreign Relations, January 2019
What the Brexit shambles says about the state of British democracy
German Marshall Fund, January 2019
The contest to ‘take control’ of Brexit
Policy Exchange, January 2019
What Brexit means
Council on Foreign Relations, January 2019
The Prime Minister’s negotiation failed: The UK must learn the lessons
European Centre for International Political Economy, January 2019
The need for a People’s Vote
Policy Network, January 2019
Brexit showdown
Carnegie Europe, January 2019
LSE blog: Brexit
London School of Economics, January 2019
Will Jeremy Corbyn rescue Britain from its Brexit disaster?
Peterson Institute for International Economics, January 2019
Brexit endgame: Parliament votes down Theresa May’s Brexit deal
Brookings Institution, January 2019
EU budget implications of a no-deal Brexit
Bruegel, January 2019
Brexit, Asia and the increased lure of Europe
Friends of Europe, January 2019
What would it take for the EU to extend Article 50?
Institute for Government, January 2019
The UK’s Brexit breakdown
Scottish Centre for European Relations, January 2019
Between amputation and strengthening: What Brexit?
Jacquest Delors Instiute, January 2019
A route out of the Brexit crisis?
Scottish Centre for European Relations, January 2019
The implications of no-deal Brexit: Is the European Union prepared?
Bruegel, January 2019
May survives confidence vote, but now must deliver a new Brexit plan
Atlantic Council, January 2019
Lessons in leadership: Theresa May and Brexit
Atlantic Council, January 2019
Food politics and policies in post-Brexit Britain
Chatham House, January 2019
How a second referendum could be the best way to overcome Brexit impasse
Bruegel, December 2018
The Brexit endgame: Key challenges ahead – Perspectives from Germany, Ireland and Scotland
Kondrad Adenauer Stiftung, December 2019
Brexit: Next steps in UK’s withdrawal from the EU
House of Commons Library, 2018
Read this briefing on ‘Brexit: The lastest impasse‘ on the Think Tank pages of the European Parliament.
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