 February 2021 - The United Kingdom’ new business model
Issue editor: Pierre-Charles PRADIER
department of Economics, Paris 1 University (Panthéon-Sorbonne), LabEx ReFi
Introduction:
Pierre-Charles PRADIER,
department of Economics, Paris 1 University (Panthéon-Sorbonne), LabEx ReFi
A macroscopic view
EU Membership: A Cost-Benefit Analysis for the UK
Nicholas Crafts,
Emeritus Professor of Economic History, University of Warwick
Brexit: What macroeconomic impact has the literature foreseen?
Catherine Mathieu,
economist, Observatoire Français des Conjonctures Économiques (OFCE)
The UK-EU relationship in retrospect – And prospect
Julie Smith,
Cambridge University
Brexit and the Changing Discourse of the Conservatives
Nicholas Sowels,
Université Sorbonne Nouvelle ‒ Paris 3
The limits of a global agreement
Negotiations about Brexit between the European Union and United Kingdom: A festival of strategic errors
Franklin Dehousse,
professor, University of Liège
The United Kingdom and standardization in the context of Brexit
Olivier Peyrat,
CEO of AFNOR Group, and Alain Costes, special advisor to the CEO, AFNOR Group
“Singapore on the Thames”: The mirage vanishes
Michel Perez,
Labex ReFi, Senior Fellow, NYU School of Law
A few sectors in commerce and industry
UK higher education after Brexit
Ken Mayhew,
Oxford and Maastricht Universities
The meaning of ‘Take back control’ in the energy sector
Dominique Auverlot,
Conseil Général de l’Environnement et du Développement Durable (CGEDD)
Brexit and negotiations about the future relations between the United Kingdom and European Union: The stakes and scenarios for the British and European automobile industries
Maria Ianculescu,
director of international affairs, Comité des Constructeurs Français d’Automobiles (CCFA),
and
Marc Mortureux,
director-general of the Platforme de la Filière Automobile et Mobilités (PFA)
The post-Brexit future of farming and fishing in Great Britain: A homecoming?
François-Gilles Le Theule,
member of the Conseil Général de l’Alimentation, de l’Agriculture et des Espaces Ruraux (CGAAER)
The financial industry
‟Equivalence” after Brexit, a capital issue for financial services
Georges Ugeux,
Columbia Law School
The insurance industry faces Brexit
Florence Lustman,
president of the Federation Française de l’Assurance
Financial services after Brexit
Jean Beunardeau,
HSBC
A few consequences of Brexit on banking and finance
Christian de Boissieu,
professor emeritus, University of Paris I (Panthéon-Sorbonne)
Post-Brexit exchanges of data between regulatory authorities
Nicolas Vasse,
director of Resources at the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) in Paris
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