What To Do With the UK? EU Perspectives on Brexit

With Britain’s exit from the European Union (EU) edging ever closer, so too are the negotiations. So far the focus has been on the future position of the United Kingdom (UK). Now the time comes for the remaining 27 member states to understand the implications for them, and to establish a strategy for the EU. This new eBook aims at contributing to the extraordinary challenges that lie ahead.

Table of Contents:

• Introduction: Cycling backwards | Charles Wyplosz
• CH 1 - Brexit: Austriaís negotiation stance | Michael A Landesmann and Robert Stehrer
• CH 2 - Which Brexit negotiating strategy for the Belgian government? | Paul De Grauwe
• CH 3 - What should and will Finland make of Brexit? | Vesa Vihriala
• CH 4 - Brexit the French way: Regulation, tax, and politics | Laurence Boone and Ano Kuhanathan
• CH 5 - If you really want to go – Germany and Brexit | Beatrice Weder di Mauro
• CH 6 - Greece and the upcoming Brexit negotiations | George Alogoskoufis
• CH 7 - Economic consequences of Brexit strategy for Hungary | Laszlo Halpern
• CH 8 - Ireland and Brexit | Alan Barrett and Edgar Morgenroth
• CH 9 - An Italian perspective on the forthcoming Brexit negotiations | Stefano Micossi and Riccardo Perissich
• CH 10 - The Dutch position in the Brexit negotiations | Roel Beetsma, Franc Klaassen and Rutger Teulings
• CH 11 - Poland-UK relations after Brexit: Suggested priorities for negotiations | Dariusz K. Rosati
• CH 12 - The path to Brexit: The view from Portugal | José Tavares and Rui Peres Jorge
• CH 13 - Slovakia and Brexit: A gentle approach to tough love | Miroslav Beblavy and Vladimir Bilčik
• CH 14 - How will Spain negotiate Brexit? Preserving a tangled web | Luis Garicano
• CH 15 - Preparing for Brentry – after Brexit: A view from Sweden | Fredrik N G Andersson and Lars Jonung
• CH 16 - Has Brexit cast a shadow over Swiss foreign economic policy? | Simon J. Evenett