Workshop 16 September 2016, University of Sheffield This workshop analyses the possible implications of the Brexit vote for three key domestic policy areas: free movement, the labour market and welfare provision. Brexit is likely to have profound consequences for each of these areas. For example, many employment rights in the UK are underpinned by European directives. Similarly, the free movement … Continue reading →
20 July 2016 by SPERI
Categories: News
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Tags: Brexit, call for papers, free movement, Labour market, UK, Welfare State
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Re-bordering is emerging in Scandinavia in one of the most symbolically borderless regions in Europe The completion of the Öresund Bridge in 2000 – immortalised in the well-known TV drama – changed both the physical and economic landscape of Denmark and Southern Sweden. The new train service brought the transit time between the two cities of Copenhagen and Malmö to … Continue reading →
19 January 2016 by Ben Rosamond & Holly Snaith
Categories: Europe and the EU, Social science, SPERI Comment, Sustainability
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Tags: asylum, border controls, Denmark, EUref, far-right, free movement, Öresund Bridge, Schengen, Sweden, Syrian, Transport
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The new view from The Bridge
Re-bordering is emerging in Scandinavia in one of the most symbolically borderless regions in Europe The completion of the Öresund Bridge in 2000 – immortalised in the well-known TV drama – changed both the physical and economic landscape of Denmark and Southern Sweden. The new train service brought the transit time between the two cities of Copenhagen and Malmö to … Continue reading →
19 January 2016 by Ben Rosamond & Holly Snaith
Categories: Europe and the EU, Social science, SPERI Comment, Sustainability | Tags: asylum, border controls, Denmark, EUref, far-right, free movement, Öresund Bridge, Schengen, Sweden, Syrian, Transport | Leave a comment