I thought I would bring together all my Brexit-related writings in one place, so that I can find them more easily: I will be updating the page regularly.
(If any other academics or journalists want to put together similar web pages I’ll happily link to them below!)
I have listed the pieces in the order they were written, not published.
IE: http://www.irisheconomy.ie/
24 January, 2016
The Davos Lie, Critical Quarterly
11 May, 2016
1916, Critical Quarterly
23 June, 2016: The referendum
26 June 2016
Some thoughts on Brexit, IE; also published in Irish Times
1 July, 2016
Markets and states are complements, IE
5 July, 2016
Danish lessons for the UK, and in particular Northern Ireland?, IE
21 July, 2016
Deserting the Battle for Britain, Project Syndicate.
24 July, 2016
This is no time to go wobbly, EEA edition, IE
7 August, 2016
Brexit: This backlash has been a long time coming, VoxEU
19 August, 2016
Brentry, Critical Quarterly
24 September, 2016
2 October, 2016: Theresa May’s speech to Tory party conference
4 October, 2016
What should Ireland be looking for?, IE
1 November, 2016
Independent Ireland in comparative perspective, lecture delivered at National Conference on 1916-2016: The Promise and Challenge of National Sovereignty (NUIG). Working paper here, Dublin Review of Books version here.
12 December, 2016
The UK House of Lords on Brexit and Ireland, IE
11 January, 2017
2016, Critical Quarterly
17 January, 2017: Theresa May’s Lancaster House speech
16 February, 2017
Brexit, customs unions and borders, IE. Also published in Irish Times.
19 March, 2017
We have to prepare for the worst, IE.
2 April, 2017
Ireland must assume worst on Brexit and prepare for it, Irish Mail on Sunday.
2 April, 2017
The Week on Sunday, RTE
4 May, 2017
Passions, interests, and hobbits, Critical Quarterly.
8 June, 2017
Interview, Valencia Plaza.
30 July, 2017
Using Ireland, IE. Also published in Irish Mail on Sunday.
14 August, 2017
Brexit a reminder of how EU has benefited Republic, Irish Times.
16 August, 2017: UK paper on Ireland
26 August, 2017
Could Ireland credibly threaten to veto an EU-UK trade deal?, IE
4 September, 2017
Is no deal better than a bad deal (Irish edition)?, IE
21 September, 2017: EU Guiding principles for the dialogue on Ireland/Northern Ireland
7 October, 2017
What could the UK say on the border before getting to the second stage?, IE
7 October, 2017
What if it was the Europeans picking the cherries?, IE
8 November, 2017
Panel on Le Brexit, Journées de l’Economie, Lyon
21 November, 2017
Interview, Neue Zürcher Zeitung.
4 December, 2017: Stage 1 deal struck and then unstruck
6 December, 2017
Britain wakes up to the reality of free trade, Irish Times
8 December, 2017: Stage 1 deal agreed between Commission and UK.
9 December, 2017
Who is fudging? (Answer: not the EU.), IE
15 December, 2017: European Council guidelines for the second phase of negotiations
29 January, 2018: European Council negotiating guidelines regarding the transition
7 February, 2018: EC publishes position paper on “Transitional Arrangements in the Withdrawal Agreement”
19 March, 2018: EC publishes draft Withdrawal Agreement including a draft Northern Ireland protocol
23 March, 2018: European Council negotiating guidelines regarding the future EU-UK relationship
6 July, 2018
31 October, 2018
Une brève histoire du Brexit, IE
Finally, I tweet excessively on the subject, here.