'Living with the Neighbours' is led by Professor Hussein Kassim as ESRC Senior Fellow under the ‘UK in a Changing Europe’ initiative, with Dr Cleo Davies, Senior Research Fellow and Dr Pippa Lacey, Administrative Assistant. It builds on research conducted under earlier senior Fellowships including, ‘Negotiating Brexit: EU institutions, national governments, and the UK’ and ‘Negotiating the Future: the UK’s repositioning in Europe’, which looked at approaches to the Brexit negotiations, the views of EU institutions and national capitals on Brexit, and UK-EU relations in the immediate aftermath of the UK’s departure from the EU.
- Read our latest explainer: How does the EU organise and manage its relationship with the UK post-Brexit?
- Listen to our latest podcast episodes 'Books on Brexit'
- Watch our latest conference expert panels speaking on 'UK-EU relations in the Sunak era'
New 'Living with the Neighbours Observatory' Report (June 2024) Eight years after the UK voted to leave the European Union and with elections in the UK imminent, this new report looks at relations between the UK and its neighbours. Experts from across Europe reflect on the impact of Brexit on perceptions of the UK, how bilateral relations have developed since 2020, and what might change bilaterally and in the UK’s relationship with the EU after the UK elections: 'The UK and its neighbours: views across Europe'
Please click on links below to access outputs of those earlier projects:
- Reports on ‘UK Regulation after Brexit’ and ‘UK Regulation after Brexit revisited
- Podcast series: ‘Good Neighbours? The UK and Europe after Brexit’, 'After Brexit: What has changed?’, and ‘Negotiating Brexit: views from the Member States’
- Video recordings of conference keynotes and panels - ‘UK regulation after Brexit revisited’ (October 2022), ‘Good Neighbours? The UK and Europe Conference’ (September 2022), ‘UK regulation after Brexit’ launch (February 2021), ‘Negotiating the future EU-UK relationship. What is at stake?’ (March 2020)
- Video recordings of public lectures, including ‘After Brexit: Utopia or Dystopia? Lecture Series 2021’
