Why Brexit Won’t Cure Britain’s Broken Economic Model
Simon Deakin explains in this audio podcast that Britain’s low-wage, low productivity economy is the result of 40 years of neoliberal economic policies. While some ... Read more
Simon Deakin
Alignment, Convergence And A Symbolic Brexit
The document agreed by the EU and UK in the early hours of 8 December 2017 is not a contract or treaty, merely a ‘joint
Brexit, Labour Rights And Migration: What’s Really At Stake
The final days of the UK referendum debate look set to be dominated by social policy, centred on the question of migration, but not confined
Why Brexit Would Make The UK Less Democratic, Not More
From the very beginning of the debate over Britain’s place in Europe, it has been argued that membership of the EU and its predecessors would
Luddism In The Age Of Uber
A common response to the wave of protests over Uber is that its opponents are ‘Luddites’. The implication is that resistance to new technology today
Law And Solidarity: Reflections On August 1914
On the occasion of the centenary of the outbreak of the war in Europe, it is my great privilege to give this address to the