UK Post-Brexit Trade Agreements and Devolution

Billy Melo Araujo

UK Post-Brexit Trade Agreements and Devolution

Billy Melo Araujo

School of Law

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This paper examines the role to be played by the devolved administrations in the negotiation, conclusion and implementation of trade agreements concluded by the United Kingdom post-Brexit. It proposes a significant reform of existing inter-governmental cooperation mechanisms to ensure that devolved administrations are given a meaningful voice in the shaping of future trade agreements.

Original language	English
Publisher	CETLS Working Paper Series
Number of pages	31
Volume	6
Publication status	Published - 2017

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Brexit, UK-NI relations, Devolution, Comparative Federalism

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