- On the asymmetric view of guaranteeing rights
- EU27 have proposed guaranteeing *all* rights for Brits living in EU. Deafening silence from UK: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/election-2017-40091449?ns_mchannel=social&ns_source=twitter&ns_campaign=bbc_live&ns_linkname=592e8aede4b084c6e7050554%26Theresa%20May%3A%20I%20care%20about%20Brits%20living%20in%20the%20EU%26&ns_fee=0#post_592e8aede4b084c6e7050554 …
- On the economic benefits of migration
- Brexit & the manifestos: new @UKandEU report. http://ukandeu.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/Red-Yellow-and-Blue-Brexit-The-Manifestos-Uncovered.pdf … Immigration & the economy: pic.twitter.com/bzL1L3dmJm
- Reduction in net migration is not ‘good news’ by @jdportes originally featured @timesredbox http://ow.ly/jTEl30c9RDG pic.twitter.com/sc88t7aWqk
- Are we sure its not racist?
- UK voters, including Leavers, care more about reducing non-EU than EU migration | @simonjhix @epkaufm @thosjleeper http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/europpblog/2017/05/30/uk-voters-including-leavers-care-more-about-reducing-non-eu-than-eu-migration/ …
- I wrote the following piece last year, it's a number crunching article that was badly wrong in terms of scale, but we don't know if the conclusions were equally inaccurate. The second comment now has a link to Prof. Tom Brooks 2016 article in the Fabian Magazine, "Before and Again", with a review of the 2005 Act & White Paper, "Controlling our borders: Making Migration work for Britain".
UK ImmigrationI was thinking about the Brexit vote and the way that Immigration came to dominate the debate; there were a couple of factually based articles which examined the numbers, and some economic analysis which argues that like a deficit, immigration is a good thing.
