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European Parliament Plenary Session – October II 2020

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Brexit: Towards the end-game [What Think Tanks are thinking]

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BLOG 1 year ago

European Parliament Plenary Session – June 2020

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BLOG 2 years ago

European Parliament Plenary Session January II 2020

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Institutional and Legal Affairs, PUBLICATIONS 2 years ago

Brexit: The final countdown [What Think Tanks are thinking]

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BLOG, Events 2 years ago

State of the Union: The view from regions and cities

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BLOG 2 years ago

European Parliament Plenary Session – September 2019

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Institutional and Legal Affairs, PUBLICATIONS 2 years ago

EU challenges at a time of transition [What Think Tanks are thinking]

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BLOG, Events 2 years ago

Journal of Common Market Studies Annual Review– 2019 Lecture: ‘How the EU 27 came to be’

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BLOG 2 years ago

European Parliament Plenary Session – April I 2019

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Institutional and Legal Affairs, PUBLICATIONS 2 years ago

Brexit: Understanding the withdrawal agreement and political declaration

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Policy Cycle, PUBLICATIONS 3 years ago

Outlook for the special European Council (Article 50), 25 November 2018

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Institutional and Legal Affairs, PUBLICATIONS 3 years ago

The future partnership between the European Union and the United Kingdom: Negotiating a framework for relations after Brexit

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Institutional and Legal Affairs, PUBLICATIONS 3 years ago

Brexit: Latest state of play [What Think Tanks are thinking]

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PUBLICATIONS 3 years ago

Plenary round-up – Strasbourg, March 2018

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Institutional and Legal Affairs, PUBLICATIONS 3 years ago

Framework for future EU-UK relations

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BLOG, EP Answers 3 years ago

Citizens’ enquiries to the European Parliament in 2017

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Institutional and Legal Affairs, PUBLICATIONS 4 years ago

The Brexit process [What Think Tanks are thinking]

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Institutional and Legal Affairs, PUBLICATIONS 4 years ago

Brexit / United Kingdom withdrawal from the EU [Ten issues to watch in 2018]

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Institutional and Legal Affairs, PUBLICATIONS 4 years ago

The Brexit process: Moving to the second phase of negotiations

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