Articles

11/08/23

Views from Central Asia on the UK’s Foreign Policy in the Region

In January, for the first time in nearly 50 years, the UK will ‘take back control’ of its trade policy from the EU. During and since the referendum campaign, Brexit-supporting…

Article by Foreign Policy Centre and John Smith Trust Download PDF

27/07/23

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine: The geopolitical significance of the war’s impact on regional supply chains

In January, for the first time in nearly 50 years, the UK will ‘take back control’ of its trade policy from the EU. During and since the referendum campaign, Brexit-supporting…

Article by Ilya Roubanis (PhD) Download PDF

12/12/22

Ukraine – A war’s different seasons

In January, for the first time in nearly 50 years, the UK will ‘take back control’ of its trade policy from the EU. During and since the referendum campaign, Brexit-supporting…

Article by Andra-Lucia Martinescu with contributions from Cătălina Moisescu and Antonina Naidis

10/08/22

Sanctions against Russia: Why and how they work, or should work

In January, for the first time in nearly 50 years, the UK will ‘take back control’ of its trade policy from the EU. During and since the referendum campaign, Brexit-supporting…

Article by Vladimir Dubrovskiy and Krassen Stanchev

Conflict Resolution and Security

06/12/21

A ‘Force for Good’? – Executive Summary

In January, for the first time in nearly 50 years, the UK will ‘take back control’ of its trade policy from the EU. During and since the referendum campaign, Brexit-supporting…

Article by Tim Molesworth and Adam Hug

Conflict Resolution and Security

06/12/21

A ‘Force for Good’? – Introduction

In January, for the first time in nearly 50 years, the UK will ‘take back control’ of its trade policy from the EU. During and since the referendum campaign, Brexit-supporting…

Article by Tim Molesworth and Adam Hug

Conflict Resolution and Security

06/12/21

UK private sector interests in fragile states

In January, for the first time in nearly 50 years, the UK will ‘take back control’ of its trade policy from the EU. During and since the referendum campaign, Brexit-supporting…

Article by Phil Bloomer

Conflict Resolution and Security

06/12/21

Unpacking climate, development and conflict: Insights for contexts of FCACs

In January, for the first time in nearly 50 years, the UK will ‘take back control’ of its trade policy from the EU. During and since the referendum campaign, Brexit-supporting…

Article by Dr Naho Mirumachi and Marine Hautsch

Conflict Resolution and Security

06/12/21

A ‘Force for Good’? – Conclusions and Recommendations

In January, for the first time in nearly 50 years, the UK will ‘take back control’ of its trade policy from the EU. During and since the referendum campaign, Brexit-supporting…

Article by Tim Molesworth and Adam Hug

19/10/21

How open societies can save the planet: The environmental democracy approach

In January, for the first time in nearly 50 years, the UK will ‘take back control’ of its trade policy from the EU. During and since the referendum campaign, Brexit-supporting…

Article by Rafael Jiménez Aybar

19/10/21

Global Britain for an open world? – Conclusions and Recommendations

In January, for the first time in nearly 50 years, the UK will ‘take back control’ of its trade policy from the EU. During and since the referendum campaign, Brexit-supporting…

Article by Adam Hug and Devin O'Shaughnessy

30/09/21

Responding to retreating rights in Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Kazakhstan

In January, for the first time in nearly 50 years, the UK will ‘take back control’ of its trade policy from the EU. During and since the referendum campaign, Brexit-supporting…

Article by Adam Hug