Research
Viewpoint: Brexit throws uncertain EU off balance
24 June 2016
BBC News
A while ago France's National Front (FN) leader Marine Le Pen said that if the UK voted to leave the EU, it would be like the Berlin Wall falling in 1989.
RSI: Londra al bivio
23 June 2016
Christian Odendahl speaks to RSI about the UK's EU referendum, from 1.06 mins.
Let's greet Trump with Mexican flags flying ... and a vote to Remain
23 June 2016
The National
According to Charles Grant, director of the Centre for European Reform, Brexit supporters mirror Trump voters who tend to be older, white, less affluent, and less likely to live in urban areas – folk left behind by Britain’s shockingly poor pensions provision but who blame our fast-changing world instead.
Las consecuencias del referendo por el "brexit" en la UE, más allá del resultado
23 June 2016
Publimetro
“Bruselas debería tratar al referendo del Reino Unido como un llamado de atención”, decía Sophia Besch, investigadora del Centre for European Reform de Londres, a Publimetro sobre el Brexit.
Four things the EU referendum means for Newcastle and the North East
23 June 2016
Huffington Post
In a recent paper, a team of experts at the Centre for European Reform, the University of Groningen and the Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency presented an analysis of the integration of UK regional economies with European markets. By linking their findings with opinion poll data, they argue that the areas with most to lose from leaving the EU have the highest levels of support for Brexit.
Británicos, ¿‘in’ o ‘out’ de la Unión Europea?
23 June 2016
Publimetro
Las encuestas de opinión dan resultados muy estre-chos, lo que hace que esta votación sea muy difícil de predecir. Después de una oleada de apoyo para el ‘Brexit’ hasta la semana pasada, los partidiarios de la permanencia aumenta-ron en los últimos días y ayer volvieron a resurgir los que están a favor de la salida de la UE. Creo que la permanencia ganará el referéndum, pero la vota-ción será muy ajustada.
The Remain camp has been weak
23 June 2016
EU Observer
As Britons go to the polling booths to decide about their country's EU membership, the outcome of the referendum is impossible to predict. But whatever the result, what prime minister David Cameron has called "a frenetic campaign" has failed to produce a compelling argument for Europe, EU expert Charles Grant told EUobserver.
Эксперт о референдуме: Если Британия проголосует за выход из ЕС, союз потеряет внутреннее и внешнее доверие
23 June 2016
Metro News
Эксперт о референдуме: Если Британия проголосует за выход из ЕС, союз потеряет внутреннее и внешнее доверие
JK gyventojai sprendžia, ar atsišvartuoti nuo ES
23 June 2016
Verslo Zinios
Ian Bond CER užsienio politikos padalinio direktorius, atkreipia dėmesį, kad britų vyriausybę nuo sąlygų keitimo JK jau dirbantiems ES piliečiams turėtų atgrasyti ir galimos atsakomosios priemonės prieš britus, gyvenančius ES valstybėse. Tokių yra apie 2 mln.
Mogherini shakes up staff, mission
23 June 2016
Politico
"The EEAS is very much a tool that hasn't reached maturity yet," said Rem Korteweg, an EU foreign policy expert at the Centre for European Reform think-tank. "Its general direction still needs to be mapped out: Is it a 28-member ministry of foreign affairs? Or is it an entity coordinating ministries of foreign affairs in the 28 countries?"
Brexit by byl pro Visegrád rána. Kdo by pak brzdil dominanci Paříže a Berlína?
23 June 2016
Aktuálně
Odchod Británie z EU by pro země střední Evropy znamenal ztrátu důležitého partnera a spojence. Londýn byl vždy vnímán jako protiváha francouzsko-německého tandemu, jenž prosazuje hlubší integraci.
EU referendum: What the world is saying
23 June 2016
The Telegraph
The Dutch financial paper, the Financieele Dagblad says: "The Netherlands votes with Britain more often than with Germany in the EU" and claims a Brexit would negatively affect the balance in the EU Parliament. It quotes Rem Korteweg of the pro-European British think-tank CER saying that "a number of policy areas would become more difficult".
Tok FM: Brytyjski czas decyzji
23 June 2016
Agata Gostyńska-Jakubowska speaks to Tok FM about the UK's EU referendum vote.
Nederland trekt in EU vaker op met Britten dan met Duitsers
23 June 2016
Financial Times Netherlands
"Je mag verwachten dat een aantal dossiers lastiger wordt na een Brexit", zegt Rem Korteweg van de pro-Europese Britse denktank CER.
WDR: EU-Referendum - Brexit or Not
23 June 2016
Interview mit Christian Odendal, Chefvolkswirt des (europafreundlichen) Centre for European Research in London.
From jobs to travel and study: How will Brexit affect young Britons?
22 June 2016
The Guardian
Researchers at the Centre for European Reform CER note that if unemployment rises, it is the under 30s who would be most vulnerable. "Economists know a good deal about the impact of recessions on different social groups," Christian Odendahl and John Springford from the CER report. "They have also studied how recessions impact the future earnings of these groups after the economy returns to normal. And the verdict is clear. It is the young and the low-skilled who suffer the most."
Radio Svoboda: Британія може опинитися в ситуації України
22 June 2016
Ian Bond the director of foreign policy at the Centre for European Reform speaks to Radio Svoboda about the UK's EU referendum.
Judy Asks: Will the UK referendum irreparably damage Europe?
22 June 2016
Carnegie Europe
A selection of experts answer a new question from Judy Dempsey on the foreign and security policy challenges shaping Europe’s role in the world.
The referendum in Doncaster, and Labour's disappearing trick
22 June 2016
Open democracy
Simon Tilford of the Centre for European Reform has condemned the leading Brexiteers as "libertarian sovereigntists who support further deregulation of the British economy. Their opposition to immigration is aimed at appealing to disenfranchised and insecure voters". This is right, but they are not appealing to their desire for security but a preference for more risk generated by fatalism and loss.
The Brexiteers' exit plan: Legally dubious, unfeasible and likely to antagonise our neighbours
22 June 2016
European Institute - LSE
Last week Vote Leave laid out its plans for divorce and a future relationship with the EU. It argued that if voters decided to end UK's membership of the EU, the UK would negotiate a "friendly deal" with European partners by the next general election in 2020.