EU referendum and Brexit: Analysis
The University of Oxford offers a breadth of academic analysis and expert commentary as Britain’s new relationship with the European Union and wider world takes shape. Faculty members across our academic divisions – Social Sciences, Humanities, Medical Sciences and Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences – discuss the national and global implications, help explain the key processes, pose the most pressing questions, and address significant challenges and opportunities.
Academics throughout the University of Oxford can submit latest EU referendum and Brexit: Analysis articles by contacting the News and Information Office.
Analysis articles (most recent at the top):
Universities and a ‘no-deal’ Brexit: some rather desperate misrepresentations - Sir Noel Malcolm
Europe: the long view - Professor Catriona Seth
A year after voting for Brexit, Britain’s divided, and in uncharted waters - Professor Timothy Garton Ash
Complex Negotiations are Dynamic and Unpredictable - Scot Peterson
Mapping the Brexit vote - Chris Green
Transitional Brexit - Pavlos Eleftheriadis
The voice of the people? - Professor Timothy Garton Ash
A vital reaffirmation of Parliamentary sovereignty - Professor Sandra Fredman
Brexit arithmetics: a logical approach to predicting a Brexit deal - Professor Kalypso Nicolaïdis
Populism on the Rise? - Professor Catherine De Vries
The Brexit Case - Professor Alison Young
The UK research ecosystem - Professor Ian Walmsley
Modern Languages in the UK - Professor Katrin Kohl
Impact of Brexit on Europe-China Relations - Dr Paul Irwin Crookes
The view from abroad - Sir Ivor Roberts
The need for a second referendum - Professor Bo Rothstein
Brexit offers opportunities - Professor Sir John Bell
Rethinking globalisation - Dr Emily Jones
Legislation - Professor Stephen Weatherill
What Hashtags Reveal - Yin Yin Lu
Article 50 - Professor Alison Young
Scotland, Ireland, and Brexit - Professor Iain McLean
Complex negotiations - Tim Cullen
Views from Oxford - Vyacheslav Polonski, Stephen Fisher, Madeleine Sumption, Erik Jones, Philippa Byrne and Katrin Kohl