Brexit

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Blog Post
Brexit: What Next for Trade and Development?
Ian Mitchell
and
Kimberly Ann Elliott
January 30, 2020
CGD NOTES
A Post-Brexit Trade Policy for Development and a More Integrated Africa
Kimberly Ann Elliott
January 30, 2020
This note sets out three ways that the UK government can continue to improve access to UK markets for the poorest countries following Brexit.
Blog Post
Got Brexit Done. What Now for International Development?
Mikaela Gavas
and
Simon Maxwell
January 28, 2020
TESTIMONY
International Development Cooperation After Brexit: Oral Evidence
Mikaela Gavas
January 28, 2020
Mikaela Gavas gives oral evidence to the United Kingdom's House of Lords EU External Affairs Sub-Committee on development cooperation after Brexit. 
TESTIMONY
International Development Cooperation After Brexit⁠: Supplementary Evidence
Mikaela Gavas
October 04, 2019
Following her submission of written and oral evidence to the United Kingdom's House of Lords EU External Affairs Sub-Committee in January 2019, Mikaela Gavas submitted further evidence to the Sub-Committee in August 2019. 
Blog Post
How the UK Treasury Can Allocate £15 Billion of Aid to “Greatest Effect”
Ian Mitchell
and
Arthur Baker
July 30, 2019
Last week, the new UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson made sweeping changes to government ministers. Below we set out the limitations of the last spending review—and five ways to do better.
Blog Post
8 Principles of Direct Democracy
Stephan Kyburz
and
Stefan Schlegel
July 29, 2019
We propose eight principles of direct democracy that shall provide guidance on the basic premises to be considered when direct democratic decision-making institutions are constituted. While institutional setups vary immensely across countries, there may exist a number of fundamental propositions tha...