Pages tagged with: brexit-series
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The iSPER Brexit Series
Plymouth University: Academics assess the potential impacts of the Brexit vote on their areas of expertise and advise policy makers on how to overcome them
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The taxing questions posed by Brexit
Dr Alexander Haupt, Associate Professor (Reader) in Economics in the University of Plymouth’s Plymouth Business School, writes about the challenges posed by Brexit to tax legislation as part of the iSPER Brexit Series
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The iSPER Brexit Series offers academic insight on impact of leaving the EU
Plymouth University news: The University of Plymouth has today launched an initiative which sees leading academics endeavouring to provide policy makers and the public with an informed insight into the Brexit debate
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The potential impact of Brexit on UK International Development policies
Plymouth University news: Dr Patrick Holden explores the European Union's role as the major global aid and trade partner of developing countries and how to ensure they do not suffer post Brexit
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The potential impact of Brexit on our national security and defence
Plymouth University news: As part of the iSPER Brexit Series, Dr Harry Bennett writes about the potential impact of Brexit on our national security and defence
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The potential impact of Brexit on health: education, research and the wider NHS
Plymouth University news: Margaret Fisher, Professor Bridie Kent, Annie Mitchell, Professor Janet Richardson examine the potential impact of Brexit on health education, health research and the wider NHS
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The potential impact of Brexit on employment rights and fairness at work
Plymouth University news: Margaret Prior and Professor Richard Saundry explore the relationship between domestic and European employment legislation and the future of labour regulation in a post-Brexit UK
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Brexit and the integrated approach to stabilisation – Building Stability Overseas
Plymouth University news: James Flint explores the significance of Brexit for the security/defence and international aid/development domains, and the future of UK international engagement