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Le Brexit : avant tout une question commerciale soumise à l’OMC

September 28, 2016

100 jours après le funeste referendum britannique, seule l’extrême complexité du Brexit fait consensus et justifie la position attentiste du Royaume-Uni qui, en inventoriant les multiples problèmes à solutionner, se livre en quelque sorte à une étude d’impact géante. Mais un aspect de la négociation semble avoir été négligé ou sous-estimé, celui des relations avec… » read more

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Brexit, european union, Lobbying, Politique, Uk, WTO

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Brexit: a WTO issue first and foremost

100 days on from the fateful UK referendum, the only thing agreed on is the huge complexity of Brexit. This justifies the wait-and-see approach of the UK government which, by cataloguing the many problems that need to be resolved, is carrying out a kind of giant impact assessment. But one aspect of negotiations seems to… » read more

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Brexit, EU, Lobbying, Politique, Uk, WTO

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Brexit, le génie hors de la bouteille

September 14, 2016

Trois mois après le 23 juin s’offre à nos yeux une incroyable improvisation qui perdure. Aujourd’hui on commence à peine à mesurer l’incroyable complexité des trois phases qui vont se succéder jusqu’au Brexit… La première phase, celle du déclenchement de l’article 50 se heurte à d’innombrables questions: faut-il un vote du Parlement britannique? un vote… » read more

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Brexit, european union, Français, Uk

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Brexit: the genie is out of the bottle

Three months on from 23 June, we are seeing incredible and enduring improvisation. We are barely starting to realise the huge complexity presented by the three phases of Brexit. The first phase, involving the triggering of Article 50, poses countless questions: does the UK Parliament need to vote? Would this vote be binding or advisory?… » read more

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Daniel Guéguen

In these times of complexity, opacity and political correctness, speaking openly is now more important than ever.

With 40 years of experience in EU public affairs, Daniel Guéguen is founder and Head of Strategy and Lobbying at PACT European Affairs.

In 1996 he created CLAN Public Affairs and the European Training Institute. Before this, Daniel was Head of the European sugar industry and Secretary General of COPA-COGECA, the EU farmers’ union lobby. Guéguen is Professor at the College of Europe in Bruges and Natolin, as well as at SciencePo Paris and the Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB). He previously taught at Georgetown University and Harvard Kennedy School. He is a renowned author of 15 books translated into 20 languages. Recent publications include: “Comitology: Hijacking European Power?” (2010), “Handbook on EU Secondary Legislation” (2012), “Reshaping European Lobbying” (2013) and “The New Practical Guide to the EU Labyrinth” (2015).


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