Post Brexit Europe podcast

The first day of the BRIDGE Network's 7th conference, entitled “Differentiated Governance in the Post-Crisis EU” was brought to a close with the launch of our interactive map, as presented by Ian Cooper (DCU).    The link to the map can be found here: https://bridgenetwork.eu/map/ The conference was held in collaboration with University of Bozen and Bolzano, the University of Copenhagen...

In this closing keynote to the BRIDGE Network's 7th conference, entitled “Differentiated Governance in the Post-Crisis EU”, Jean-Claude Piris, ex-Head of the European Council Legal Service, shares his insights on #differentiated #governance from a long history of working in the European institutions, and lays out his vision for its future. Includes Q&A. Chaired by Renata Uitz of Central Europe...

The first day of the BRIDGE Network 7th conference, entitled “Differentiated Governance in the Post-Crisis EU” was introduced by Ken McDonagh, Head of the School of Law & Government at DCU.    PhD Presentations on the Rule of Law Crisis in the EU featuring:   Federico Fabbrini (DCU Brexit Institute)- Chair,  Viktor Kazai (Central European University)  Niels Kirst (DCU)...

Sir Ivan Rogers was the UK Permanent Representative to the EU (November 2013 – January 2017). In Part 2 of our conversation he reflects on the Brexit process after the referendum. After leaving government, he made a number of widely acclaimed public speeches in which he gave a forensic analysis of the difficulties of the Brexit process and the hard choices facing Brexit Britain. His Liverpool spee...

Sir Ivan Rogers was the UK Permanent Representative to the EU (November 2013 – January 2017). In Part 1 of our conversation he reflects on his experience as a central figure in the pre-Brexit negotiations between the UK and the EU. A transcript of his Brexit Witness Archive interview , discussed at the beginning of this podcast, can be found here .

This episode of a recording of an event by the DCU Brexit Institute, 'The Framework of New EU-UK Relations' on 5th March 2021 with Sir Ivan Rogers, the former UK Permanent Representative to the EU, and Ambassador Tom Hanney, Irish Representative to the EU, chaired by Prof Federico Fabbrini, Director of the DCU Brexit Institute.

Federico Fabbrini wrote the paper ' A Fiscal Capacity for the Eurozone: Constitutional Perspectives' in 2019 , which he discusses in this podcast. Prof Fabbrini is the Director of the DCU Brexit Institute and Principal Investigator for the BRIDGE Network.

Federico Fabbrini was awarded the Charlemagne Prize fellowship by the Karlspreis Stiftung in Aachen for his research on the Conference on the Future of Europe, which he discusses in this podcast. Prof Fabbrini is the Director of the DCU Brexit Institute and Principal Investigator for the BRIDGE Network.

This episode is a seminar featuring four distinguished speakers: John Erik Fossum (ARENA, University of Oslo), Pier Domenico Tortola (University of Groningen), Susan Rottmann (Özyeğin University), and Bruno de Witte (European University Institute). All of them are involved in large-scale Horizon 2020 research projects, three of which are on Differentiation in the European Union. The...

John Erik Fossum is Professor at ARENA, Centre for European Studies, University of Oslo. He is a leading thinker on differentiation in Europe, and coordinator of a large-scale research project called EU3D (Differentiation, Dominance, Democracy). In this interview, he discusses the analytical framework for the project. He also discusses the prospect that Norway could provide a model for t...

This episode is a Seminar featuring four Ph. D. Researchers: Anna Krisztián (European University Institute), Simon Drugda (University of Copenhagen), Sose Mayilyan (Dublin City University), and Magdalena Smieszek (Central European University). They discuss their work as it relates to the research programme of the BRIDGE Network. The chair is Ian Cooper.

Hans-Gert Pöttering was a member of the European Parliament from 1979 to 2014, and was President of that institution between 2007-2009. In this interview he reflects on his 35-year career as an MEP, as well as on Brexit and the future EU-UK relationship.

This episode features an interview with Ernst Hirsch Ballin, the former Minister of Justice for the Netherlands and distinguished legal scholar. He talks about his new co-authored book, European Variations as a Key to Cooperation, which is an important contribution to the literature on differentiated integration in the European Union.

This episode is a recording of a seminar which features three researchers from the BRIDGE Network. They are Ian Cooper (DCU Brexit Institute), Orsolya Farkas (Free University of Bozen-Bolzano) and Sune Klinge (University of Copenhagen). The session is chaired by Maura Conway (Dublin City University).

This episode is a seminar featuring the four team leaders from the four institutions participating in the BRIDGE Network, who share their visions of the joint project. They are Federico Fabbrini (Dublin City University), Stefania Baroncelli (Free University of Bozen-Bolzano), Helle Krunke (University of Copenhagen), and Renata Uitz (Central European University).

This episode is a High-Level Policy Dialogue between two distinguished scholar-politicians on how to bridge research and policy. Ernst Hirsh Ballin is a well-known legal scholar and former Minister of Justice for the Netherlands. Julie Smith (Baroness Smith of Newnham) is a prolific political scientist and a member of the UK House of Lords.

This week's podcast is a Keynote Address from Ed Sibley, Central Bank of Ireland, Deputy Governor, Prudential Regulation. Mr. Sibley gives a detailed analysis of Brexit and the risks it poses to Irish Financial Services and to the Irish economy. Originally recorded at the BRIDGE Network Kick-off Conference, 30 October.  The slides that accompany this episode are available on the BRIDGE Networ...

In this first episode we go back to where Brexit all began as we talk to Sir Jonathan Faull. Sir Jonathan was the head of the taskforce that negotiated the deal with David Cameron which was meant to prevent Brexit. In this episode, he reflects on a 38-year career in the European Commission and 47 years of British membership in the EU.

This is the  first episode of a new podcast about Brexit and the Future of Europe.