Introduction
Governance after Brexit is a programme of research into fundamental issues thrown up by the UK’s changing relationship with the European Union.
Working alongside the UK in a Changing Europe, the programme addresses the challenges and opportunities of Brexit for the UK from a long-term perspective. It enhances the capacity of social science research to address Brexit’s deeper causes and consequences.
Governance after Brexit research can help the UK navigate its own future as well as its relationships with the EU and the wider world.
The programme’s projects are based in universities across the UK and cover a range of topics and disciplines.
The first set of projects includes five larger awards which work across multiple themes and locations and five smaller innovation grants focused on conceptual and theoretical developments.
Funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), Governance after Brexit is directed by Professor Daniel Wincott at Cardiff University’s Wales Governance Centre. The second round of projects will begin in January 2021.
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Project pages
Northern exposure: race, nation and disaffection in “ordinary” towns and cities after Brexit
Research Leader: Professor Adrian Favell
How does post-Brexit Britain wish to exercise its sovereignty?
Research Leader: Professor John Curtice
Agri-environmental governance post-Brexit : co-production of policy frameworks
Research Leader: Dr Ruth Little
European Economic Area public services research clinic: EEA PSRC
Research Leader: Professor Charlotte O’Brien
Health governance after Brexit: law, language and legitimacy
Research Leader: Professor Tamara Hervey
Brexit, relationships and everyday family life
Research Leader: Dr Katherine Davies
Learning from ‘left-behind’ places: everyday hopes and fears for the future after Brexit in England
Research Leader: Professor Jeanette Edwards
Learning from ‘Left-Behind’ places: Everyday Hopes and Fears for the Future After Brexit in England
Research Leader: Mr Colin Murray
English champagne? Geographical indications (GIs) and productivity after Brexit
Research Leader: Professor Stephen Roper
Hate crime after Brexit: linking terrestrial and new forms of data to inform governance
Research Leader: Professor Matthew Williams
The phase 2 projects started on 1 January 2021 and constitute a second wave of the Governance after Brexit programme, which will run for a maximum of three years.
Governance for ‘a place between’: the multilevel dynamics of implementing the Protocol on Northern Ireland
David Phinnemore, Queen’s University of Belfast
Algorithmic politics and administrative justice in the EU Settlement Scheme
Clive Barnett, University of Exeter
Going Global? Firms, Trade and Productivity After Brexit
Thomas Sampson, London School of Economics
Rebordering Britain and Britons after Brexit (MIGZEN)
Nando Sigona, University of Birmingham and Michaela Benson, Lancaster University.
Democracy in the UK after Brexit
Alan Renwick, University College London
A Country Divided? Polarisation and Identity after Brexit
Sara Hobolt, London School of Economics
Brexit Uncertainty and the Northern Ireland Protocol: The consequences for Northern Ireland firms and their trade within the UK’s Internal Market
Michael Gasiorek, University of Sussex
Rhaglen Llywodraethu ar ôl Brexit
Mae Llywodraethu ar ôl Brexit yn rhaglen ymchwil sy’n edrych ar y problemau sylfaenol sy’n codi o ganlyniad i sut mae perthynas y DU gyda’r Undeb Ewropeaidd yn newid.
Drwy gydweithio â’r DU mewn Ewrop sy’n Newid, mae’r rhaglen yn mynd i’r afael â’r heriau a’r cyfleoedd a ddaw yn sgîl Brexit i’r DU o safbwynt hirdymor. Mae’n cynyddu capasiti ymchwil y gwyddorau cymdeithasol i fynd i’r afael ag achosion Brexit a’i oblygiadau dyfnach.
Gall ymchwil Llywodraethu ar ôl Brexit helpu’r DU lywio ei dyfodol ei hun yn ogystal â’i pherthynas â’r UE a’r byd ehangach.
Cynhelir prosiectau’r rhaglen mewn prifysgolion ar draws y DU ac maent yn edrych ar ystod o bynciau a disgyblaethau.
Mae’r gyfres gyntaf o brosiectau yn cynnwys pum dyfarniad mwy sy’n gweithio ar draws sawl thema a lleoliad yn ogystal â phum grant arloesedd llai ar gyfer datblygiadau cysyniadol a damcaniaethol.
Bwriedir cael yr alwad am yr ail rownd o gynigion nes ymlaen yn 2019.
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