1/ New blog by B&E Network Coordinator @JamesCraske offering a "stocktake” of the new report “UK Regulation after Brexit”
https://t.co/JzLzc4zVVd
Over the coming weeks, we plan to run a series of blogposts by our associates on particular sectors and themes.
#Brexit#Regulation
1/ New report out: “Research Paper on the Level Playing”. This report commissioned by @friends_earth and written by several @brexitenv’s associates is now up on our website. #levelplayingfield#brexit
Available: https://t.co/VAOSQNlBHi
1/NEW blog post. @brexitenv's Professor Richard Cowell and co-authors: “Integrating planning and environment, post-Brexit: Virtuous circle or downward spiral?” https://t.co/BKKr39KqwZ #planning#LandUsePlanning
1/ How are environmental principles taking root in UK Post-Brexit Environmental Governance? In part one (of two pieces), Prof. Colin Reid maps out the state of play in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. #Environmental#principles#governance
https://t.co/U1LAyJxng5
Our 16th Conference, Vertical Relations and Platforms: Updating for the Digital Dimension is about to begin! Day one includes: keynote from Pierre Regibeau, sessions on MFNs and Bidding for Advertising. Follow the debate at #ccp2020conf Live Blogging at https://t.co/GNG5Go2Xhv
Our new blog by Professor Andrew Jordan & @DrBrendanMoore set out several simple steps that the government could take to address the risk of regression by default in relation to environmental policy.
https://t.co/fu1lKMQzMA
@CAST_Centre@ueaenv @Brexit @JamesCraske
New publication with @J1Philo in Political Studies Review. Might rational choice theory be better complemented by holistic and heterodox approaches in the social sciences and public policy? https://t.co/hi7TDOPmZJ