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Tuesday, 29 October 2019
Should the EU sanction its Member States for breaches of rule of law and human rights? Part 2: The Application of Ordinary EU law
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Professor Steve Peers , University of Essex Should the EU sanction its Member States for systematic breaches of human rights and ...
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Life’s a ditch – and then you lie: the third extension of EU membership
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Professor Steve Peers , University of Essex This was the extension that was never meant to happen. Despite the Benn Act (discuss...
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Analysis 5 of the revised Brexit withdrawal agreement: the political declaration on the EU/UK future relationship
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Professor Steve Peers , University of Essex Introduction In the event that Brexit goes ahead on the basis of the revised wit...
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