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home about politeia about us people impact politeia in the news what they say publications recent publications all publications economy and tax legal and constitutional brexit education and healthcare pensions, benefits and saving energy, rail and transport events, projects and series events projects series blog supporting politeia donations sponsor subscriptions select page home featured overview ‘the brexit settlement and uk taxes’, by david b. smith read more ‘commercial law post brexit: next steps for the uk’, by thomas sharpe qc thomas sharpe qc, one of london’s leading commercial lawyers, has prepared this e-publication for politeia following an address in london. read more ‘the ecj: an imperial or impartial court?’, by gunnar beck read more ‘chancellor calls barnier’s bluff’ by david collins the chancellor has told the eu that financial services must be part of the final brexit eu-uk deal – just as michel barnier himself had wanted for the us-eu agreement. not only is the chancellor right about inclusion says professor david collins, but a canada plus deal is a real option. read more ‘militancy on the march’, by john marenbon the university strikes are a militant campaign that attacks the very heart of learning, as the union propaganda makes clear, says john marenbon. read more politeia – established in 1995, politeia is a forum for discussing economic, constitutional and social policy. it focuses on the role of the state in people’s lives. politeia aims to encourage the best policies for a free society under the rule of law, a prosperous economy based on free markets and competition, and excellent systems for education, health care and pensions. twitter @politeiauk youtube politeia read more featured ‘the brexit settlement and uk taxes’, by david b. smith read more ‘commercial law post brexit: next steps for the uk’, by thomas sharpe qc thomas sharpe qc, one of london’s leading commercial lawyers, has prepared this e-publication for politeia following an address in london. read more ‘the ecj: an imperial or impartial court?’, by gunnar beck read more ‘chancellor calls barnier’s bluff’ by david collins the chancellor has told the eu that financial services must be part of the final brexit eu-uk deal – just as michel barnier himself had wanted for the us-eu agreement. not only is the chancellor right about inclusion says professor david collins, but a canada plus deal is a real option. read more ‘militancy on the march’, by john marenbon the university strikes are a militant campaign that attacks the very heart of learning, as the union propaganda makes clear, says john marenbon. read more overview established in 1995, politeia is a forum for discussing economic, constitutional and social policy. it focuses on the role of the state in people’s lives. politeia aims to encourage the best policies for a free society under the rule of law, a prosperous economy based on free markets and competition, and excellent systems for education, health care and pensions. read more events and projects series recent publications ‘brexit and beyond: an ambitious strategy for uk trade’ on thursday 12th july barnabas reynolds and nigel evans mp will discuss the uk’s post brexit trade strategy. read more ‘negotiating brexit, a better future for britain’ on thursday 19th july, professor david collins and the rt. hon. theresa villiers mp will discuss the uk’s future trading relationships post-brexit. read more ‘training tomorrow’s workforce today – preparing industry and the labour market for change’ on monday 23rd july, the rt. hon. anne milton mp , minister of state for skills and apprenticeships, will speak at politeia on government policy for training and apprenticeships. read more uk law and eu law – commercial law, financial services and the framework for success featured series , justice london is a global centre for legal, commercial and financial services. politeia’s new series with bpp law school will consider how the repatriation of legal powers to the uk should now be framed? read more the future role of the eu court of justice and eu law in the uk featured series , justice politeia’s new series explores the questions to be resolved as the dominance of eu law and the role of the ecj are ended. read more trading with the world: leaving the eu, preparing for the future featured series , series how can the uk move from the constraints of the eu and the single market to a framework consistent with constitutional freedom, economic prosperity and free trade? read more ‘brexit and the border, where ireland’s true interests lie’ by ray bassett read more ‘the economics of brexit – getting the best deal for the uk’ by patrick minford read more ‘reversing decline: vocational training and education for a highly skilled workforce’ by sheila lawlor, director of politeia read more events and projects ‘brexit and beyond: an ambitious strategy for uk trade’ on thursday 12th july barnabas reynolds and nigel evans mp will discuss the uk’s post brexit trade strategy. read more ‘negotiating brexit, a better future for britain’ on thursday 19th july, professor david collins and the rt. hon. theresa villiers mp will discuss the uk’s future trading relationships post-brexit. read more ‘training tomorrow’s workforce today – preparing industry and the labour market for change’ on monday 23rd july, the rt. hon. anne milton mp , minister of state for skills and apprenticeships, will speak at politeia on government policy for training and apprenticeships. read more series uk law and eu law – commercial law, financial services and the framework for success featured series , justice london is a global centre for legal, commercial and financial services. politeia’s new series with bpp law school will consider how the repatriation of legal powers to the uk should now be framed? read more the future role of the eu court of justice and eu law in the uk featured series , justice politeia’s new series explores the questions to be resolved as the dominance of eu law and the role of the ecj are ended. read more older entries publications ‘brexit and the border, where ireland’s true interests lie’ by ray bassett read more ‘the economics of brexit – getting the best deal for the uk’ by patrick minford read more ‘reversing decline: vocational training and education for a highly skilled workforce’ by sheila lawlor, director of politeia read more search for: recent posts ‘no legal status for the backstop! neither necessary nor in ireland’s interests’, by the rt. hon. sammy wilson mp june 15, 2018 the irish border is an imaginary problem manufactured by michel barnier, leo varadkar and the remainers to make leaving the eu more difficult. the ‘backstop’ should be given no legal standing, says sammy wilson, mp for north antrim. in their desperate attempts to find excuses as to why the uk should stay within the eu despite the clear wishes of the population to leave, the remainers have targeted ni and the border with the irish republic as a major problem which can only be dealt with if we stay in the single market and the eu customs union. mps who couldn’t have told where northern ireland was, let alone the content of the belfast agreement, have suddenly become experts on the irish border, the views of the people of northern ireland and the nuances of the belfast agreement. the irish government which previously had sought to work with unionists in the executive at stormont and the uk government at westminster to normalise relationships and deal with the issues arising from the referendum result, are now prepared to risk all that investment… read more ... what they say … the rt hon david gauke mp lord chancellor and secretary of state for justice for over two decades now, politeia has carved out an important role for itself in our political life – not only facilitating public debate on the big questions we face, but helping to shape it too. rt hon sir vince cable mp leader, the liberal democrats polite

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