The sovereignty illusion: freedom to set one’s own rules has a high price

Philip A J Syrpis; Clair Gammage

The sovereignty illusion: freedom to set one’s own rules has a high price

University of Bristol Law School

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As the clock ticks down to 31 December 2020, the UK government has repeatedly invoked the concept of ‘sovereignty’ to explain the UK’s reluctance to enter into an FTA with the EU. In this blog, Clair Gammage and Phil Syrpis (University of Bristol Law School) explore the contradictions of navigating the post-Brexit world as a ‘sovereign’ state for the UK.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 23 Dec 2020

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