Matteo Tiratelli of UCL has reviewed Understanding Brexit on the LSE's Brexit blog. You can read the review here --...

A piece for Columbia University's Journal of International Affairs in which I try to make some sense of the current situation with Brexit...

'Brexit and the European Council summit: Close to the finish line or a kick into the long grass?' was the title of a panel I spoke on...

While it is well acknowledged that the United Kingdom performed poorly in its task of obtaining a swift and workable agreement on the...

The Istituto Affari Internazionali, Rome, has just published a short report I wrote for them on the role of the UK Parliament in the...

January 2019 will have been filled with talk of Brexit and New Year’s resolutions to get back in shape and pressure to change your...

‘Brexhausted’ by the latest Brexit shenanigans in the UK? The good news: it is possible to step back and look at this as a whole through...

International Politics Review has just published my extended review into almost 60 books published so far on Brexit. 'Britain’s vote to...

Christmas is traditionally a time of giving and peace on Earth. But it may not be all that cheery in Britain this year. Brexit has frayed...

International Affairs, the journal of Chatham House, has included Europe's Brexit as one of its top 5 books for December. The quote below...

'What has the EU got wrong about Brexit?' is a lecture I gave at the University of Edinburgh's Transatlantic Seminar Series a few weeks...

A recording of the Is London Calling Brexit? event can now be seen below. A summary of the event can be read on the blog of the Institute...

Back in October I recorded a short film for BBC Sunday Politics London on mental ill health in London. I ask if London is bad for your...

I'll be moving all of my blogging to this site as of the start of December 2018. I will eventually move some of the content over to this...