The UK government’s position paper on Northern Ireland after Brexit – some initial thoughts

Dagmar Schiek

The UK government’s position paper on Northern Ireland after Brexit – some initial thoughts

Dagmar Schiek

School of Law

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The blog analyses the UK government's position paper on Northern Ireland after Brexit by identifying the problems the paper fails to address. These include the question how the EU legal framework underpinning socio-economic integration will be replaced if the recognition of Northern Ireland's unique status does not include any concession for Northern Ireland to remain within the Internal Market, the Custom's Union and the geographical space where EU citizenship rights can be effectively exercised.

Original language	English
Type	Blog - "Brexit", UK government paper on Northern Ireland
Media of output	EU Law Analysis
Publisher	EU Law Analysis
Publication status	Published - 22 Aug 2017

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Schiek, D. (2017, Aug 22). The UK government’s position paper on Northern Ireland after Brexit – some initial thoughts. EU Law Analysis. http://aintaining the degree of normality achieved in Northern Ireland and on the island of Ireland as a whole would require a different focus, a focus on cooperation and integration in socio-economic and civic respects. Any commitment to achieve this still has to be formulated.

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