We can’t have both, argues David Henig.
Author: davidhenig
Coronavirus response sheds light on tough UK trade choices ahead
Trade policy has rightly taken a back seat in the United Kingdom since the global battle against coronavirus took centre stage. But the challenges aren’t
Taking UK trade policy back to the future
With Brexit now on track, the United Kingdom’s international trade policy remains very much up for grabs.
Five Questions about UK trade policy
David Henig raises the five key questions the United Kingdom needs to tackle as it prepares to embark on an independent trade policy post Brexit.
Is TTIP regulatory cooperation a model for future UK-EU relations?
The EU and UK are exploring how to best structure their future trading relationship, especially in the area of regulatory cooperation and ‘mutual recognition’. There
What level of stakeholder consultation is required for the UK’s future trade policy?
There is a common theme among virtually all United Kingdom trade policy stakeholders at the moment, whether business or civil society: they are not being
UK Trade Forum 