The process of EU Exit presents important challenges for UK governance. We work to ensure that we have the right governance in place to support the UK government and devolved administrations.
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ESRC has made substantial investment in Brexit-related research and academic engagement. A flagship, award winning, initiative, the UK in a Changing Europe (UKICE), has established a unique position as a forum and platfo...
Funded by: ESRC
Lead research organisation: Cardiff University
The project is focused on analyzing and laying the foundations for governance after Brexit, which is directly related to understanding and measuring the relationships citizens have with different layers of UK governance.
Brexit means that Northern Ireland (NI) is located at the interface of the UK and the EU. This is not just in geographical terms; the Withdrawal Agreement (WA) and its Protocol on Ireland/Northern Ireland place NI in a p...
Funded by: ESRC
Lead research organisation: Queen's University Belfast
The project specifically addresses the challenges and implications of implementing the Protocol on Northern Ireland, which is relevant to understanding and measuring the relationships citizens have with different layers of UK governance.
This research project will examine how to improve the legitimacy of delegated agencies. Examples of delegated agencies range from Non-ministerial Departments like the Forestry Commission, to Non-departmental Public Bodie...
Funded by: ESRC
Lead research organisation: University of Sheffield
The project examines ways to improve the legitimacy of delegated agencies, which is indirectly related to understanding and measuring the relationships citizens have with different layers of UK governance.