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‘Global Britain’ or ‘Britain First’?
Andrew Gamble - 7 February 2020‘Global Britain’ or ‘Britain First’?
Contradictions have emerged within the Tory party between their ‘Global Britain’ free trade agenda and their pledge to ‘level up’ the country and to end the inequalities which emerged under globalisation. This is the second part in SPERI’s new series on Brexit, the Conservative Majority and the UK Political Economy.
Brexit blues: the election, austerity and leaving the EU
Andrew Gamble - 29 June 2017Brexit blues: the election, austerity and leaving the EU
The election will have profound consequences for Brexit, in a transformed political climate where the initiative has been handed to Labour
The Coming Crisis: we do not have much time
Andrew Gamble - 13 July 2016The Coming Crisis: we do not have much time
The political economy problems we face are complex and loom large; new solutions are needed and time is of the essence
Breaking up is hard to do
Andrew Gamble - 04 July 2016Breaking up is hard to do
Early pointers to what the future may hold for post-Brexit Britain
Political party conferences: A look ahead
Michael Kenny, Tim Bale & Andrew Gamble - 17 September 2015Political party conferences: A look ahead
As the party conferences get underway this weekend three experienced analysts share their thoughts on what we might expect to hear at the Lib Dem, Labour and Conservative conferences, and the challenges facing each party.
A tale of two elections
Andrew Gamble - 11 May 2015A tale of two elections
Labour is now confronted with a serious strategic dilemma, but the Conservatives also face huge economic and political challenges
Deflation trap
Andrew Gamble - 02 September 2014Deflation trap
Neoliberalism will struggle to survive if western economies cannot find ways to increase demand
Bad economics
Andrew Gamble - 08 October 2013Bad economics
The dominance of the prevailing economic orthodoxy makes it hard for even modest reforms to gain traction
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