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LIPIEC I SIERPIEŃ

• Brexit Brief 45, Issue 45, The Institute of International and European Affairs (IIEA), 18.07.2018.
• Cirlig C.-C., Jędrzejewska S. E., Tilindyte-Humburg L.: The EU-UK withdrawal agreement: Progress to date and remaining difficulties, „Analiza", Biuro Analiz Parlamentu Europejskiego, 12.07.2018.
• Duff A.: Brexit: Beyond the transition, „Policy paper", European Policy Centre, 21.08.2018.
• Duff A.: Brexit: Last call, „Commentary", European Policy Centre, 04.07.2018.
• Emerson M.: Theresa May's Brexit model: many questions, not least 'why Leave?', "CEPS Commentary", Centre for European Policy Studies, 16.07.2018.
• Gilmore A.: The UK white paper on the future relationship with the EU, The Institute of International and European Affairs (IIEA), 13.07.2018.
• Grant Ch.: The EU's problem with May's plan for Brexit, „CER Bulletin", Centre for European Reform, August /September 2018, issue 121.
• Graux H.(i.in.): The future EU-UK relationship: options in the field of the protection of personal data for general processing activities and for processing for law enforcement purposes, „Badanie", Biuro Analiz Parlamentu Europejskiego, 24.08.2018.
• Gutheil M.: The EU-UK relationship beyond Brexit: options for Police Cooperation and Judicial Cooperation in Criminal Matters, „Badanie", Biuro Analiz Parlamentu Europejskiego, 17.07.2018.
• Hughes K.: Brexit: Heading to a Deal or No Deal While UK Politics Implodes?, The Federal Trust, July 2018.
• Kellner P.: Four Brexit Scenarios, Carnegie Europe, 24 July 2018.

• Möller A.: Mimicking membership: London's need for a new coalition-building strategy, Commentary, 01.08.2018.
• Oliver T.: The Impact of the UK's Withdrawal on EU Integration, „Badanie", Biuro Analiz Parlamentu Europejskiego, 09.07.2018.
• Sartori P.: "Brexit and European Defence: What to Expect from a "No-Deal" Outcome?", „IAI Commentaires" iss. 18/40, Istituto Affari Internazionali, July 2018.
• Taylor P.: Safer together The United Kingdom and the future of European security and defence, Report Friends of Europe, 21 June 2018.
• Wright G., Bevington M.: Britain Must Decide What Kind of Power It Wants to Be After Brexit, „Expert comment", Royal Institute of International Affairs (Chatham House), 21.08.2018.
• Wright G.: An Orderly 'No Deal' Brexit Would Still Come With Costs, Royal Institute of International Affairs (Chatham House), 21.08.2018.
• Zuleeg F.: UK business should play for extra time in the Brexit negotiations, ,„Commentary", European Policy Centre, 25.07.2018.

CZERWIEC

• Besch S., Bond I., Mortera-Martinez C.: Plugging in the British: Completing the circuit, „CER Report", Centre for European Reform, 22.06.2018.
• Biskup P.: Perspektywy porozumienia w sprawie brexitu wobec presji czasu, „Biuletyn PISM" nr 82 (1655), Polski Instytut Spraw Międzynarodowych, 20.06.2018.
• Blick A.: Devolution, Federalism and the UK Constitution: Lessons and implications of the Brexit process, The Federal Trust, June 2018.
• Gilmore A.: Brexit: State of Play Briefing, The Institute of International and European Affairs (IIEA), 25 June 2018.
• Springford J.: The UK and Europe: what's the cost of Brexit so far?„ Opinion piece", Centre for European Reform, 26.06.2018.
  
• Major C., Ondarza N. von: No "Global Britain" after Brexit, Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik, "SWP Comment" 2018/C 24, June 2018.
• Witney N.:Brexit, defence, and the EU's quest for 'strategic autonomy', „Commentary", European Council on Foreign Relations, 25.06.2018.
• Zuleeg F.: Brexit: Stumbling over the backstop?, „Commentary", European Policy Centre, 06.06.2018.

MAJ

• Besch S.: Can EU-UK defence negotiations be positive-sum?, „CER Bulletin", Centre for European Reform, June /July 2018, issue 120.
• Bignon V.: Quelle architecture financière pour l'Europe post-Brexit ? Droit financier et géographie de la monnaie, Terra Nova, 02.05.2018.
• Donnelly B.: Brexit: A "meaningful" vote for MPs implies a "meaningful" vote for the people, The Federal Trust,18.05.2018.
• Donnelly B.: Brexit: Irish realism meets British wishful thinking, The Federal Trust, 22.05.2018.
• Dougan M.: The institutional consequences of a bespoke agreement with the UK based on a "close cooperation" model, „Badanie" Biuro Analiz Parlamentu Europejskiego, 15.05.2018.
• Duff A.: Brexit: What Theresa May's White Paper must do, „Discussion paper", European Policy Centre, 16.05.2018.
• Fabbrini F.: The Institutional Consequences of a 'Hard Brexit', „Analiza" Biuro Analiz Parlamentu Europejskiego, 15.05.2018.
• Gowan R.: Separation anxiety: European influence at the UN after Brexit, „Policy Briefs", European Council on Foreign Relations, 08.05.2018.
• Lowe S.: On Brexit, TTIP and the City of London, „CER Bulletin", Centre for European Reform, April June /July 2018, issue 120.
• Lowe S.: Theresa May's Cabinet customs row is irrelevant, it's the Brexit backstop that really matters, Opinion piece, Centre for European Reform, 17.05.2018.
• Lowe S.: UK must swallow the unpalatable Irish backstop, „Discussion paper", European Policy Centre, 15.05.2018.
• Miller V. (i.in): Brexit: Parliament's role in approving and implementing agreements with the European Union, „Commons Briefing Paper" no. 8321, House of Commons Library, 23.05.2018.
• Mortera-Martinez C.: Plugging in the British: EU justice and home affairs, „Policy brief", Centre for European Reform, 25.05.2018.
• Núñez Ferrer J., Alcidi C.: Brexit brief, Iss. 40, The Institute of International and European Affairs (IIEA), 11.05.2018.
• Santopinto F.: CSDP after Brexit: the way forward, „Badanie" Biuro Analiz Parlamentu Europejskiego, 22.05.2018.
  

KWIECIEŃ

• Bárd P.: The Effect of Brexit on European Arrest Warrants, „CEPS Paper in Liberty and Security", Centre for European Policy Studies, 24.04.2018.
• Besch S.:Plugging in the British: EU defence policy, Centre for European Reform, Policy brief, 26.04.2018.
• Bond I.: Don't be a stranger! EU-UK foreign policy cooperation after Brexit, „E!Sharp", April 2018.
• Donnelly B.: Brexit: Anything could happen in the next half year, The Federal Trust, 23.04.2018.
• Gordon N.: The EU budget after Brexit: Reform not revolution, Centre for European Reform, Policy brief, 24.04.2018.
• Highman L.: Redefining a Post-Brexit EU-UK Partnership in Research and Higher Education, „CEPOB - College of Europe Policy Brief series", College of Europe, April 2018.
• Merritt G.: The bigger EU problems hidden by Brexit, Friends of Europe, April 2018.
• Tardy T.: What third-country role is open to the UK in defence?, „CEPS Paper in Liberty and Security", Centre for European Policy Studies, 24.04.2018.
  

MARZEC

• Biskup P.: Komentarz PISM: Brytyjski spór o politykę brexitu a perspektywa przyspieszonych wyborów, „Biuletyn PISM" nr 15, Polski Instytut Spraw Międzynarodowych, 06.03.2018.
• Boleat M.: Brexit and the financial services industry: The story so far, Centre for European Reform, 27.03.2018.
• Boleat M: Brexit financial services deal will be difficult, Opinion piece, Centre for European Reform, 28.03.2018.
• Bond I.: Plugging in the British: EU foreign policy, „ Policy brief", Centre for European Reform, 06.03.2018.
• Bond I: British foreign policy after Brexit: Hand in hand? , „CER Bulletin", Centre for European Reform, April/May 2018, issue 119.
• Cirlig C.-C.: Framework for future EU-UK relations, „W skrócie", Biuro Analiz Parlamentu Europejskiego, 09.03.2018.
• Darvas Z., B. Wolff G.: Rethinking the European Union's post-Brexit budget priorities, „Policy brief ", Bruegel, 19.03.2018.
• Dassù M., Wolfgang I., Vimont P., Cooper R.: Keeping Europe safe after Brexit, „Commentary", European Council on Foreign Relations, 20.03.2018.
• Donnelly B.: Is Brexit worth it, Prime Minister?, „Europeum Monitor", Institute for European Policy (EUROPEUM), 03.03.2018.
• Duff A.:Brexit: Half In, Half Out or Right Out?, „Policy paper", European Policy Centre, 06.03.2018.
• Florelle H., Honnefelder S.: The UK's Potential Withdrawal from the EU and Single Market Access under EU Financial Services Legislation, „W skrócie", Biuro Analiz Parlamentu Europejskiego, 15.03.2018.
• Gros D.: A Brexit Gentlemen's Agreement, „CEPS Commentaries",Centre for European Policy Studies, 09.03.2018.
• Zuleeg F.: Last chance for an exit from Brexit?, „Policy paper", European Policy Centre, 29.03.2018. 

LUTY 2018

• Georgosouli A.: Brexit, financial stability and the supervision of clearing systems, „Analiza", Biuro Analiz Parlamentu Europejskiego,15.02.2018.
• Haves E.: Proposed UK-EU Security Treaty, „Lords Library notes", House of Commons Library, 01.02.2018.
• Horne J. Paul: Brexit Accelerates Business Exodus, The Institute of International and European Affairs (IIEA), 02.2018.
• Hulme B.(i.in.): The implications of the United Kingdom's withdrawal from the European Union on readmission cooperation, „Briefing", Biuro Analiz Parlamentu Europejskiego, 06.02.2018.
• Miller V.: Brexit: who has said what about transition?, „Briefing Paper" no. 8238, House of Commons Library, 23.02.2018.
• Oppenheim B.: The Ukraine model for Brexit: Is dissociation just like association?, „Insight ", Centre for European Reform, 27.02.2018.
• Springford J., Lowe S.: Holding out hope for a half-way Brexit house, „CER Bulletin", Centre for European Reform , February/March 2018, issue 118.

STYCZEŃ 2018

• Ayres S., Brien P.: Brexit: UK Funding from the EU, „Commons Briefing Paper" no. 7847, House of Commons Library, 10.01.2018.
• Biskup P.: Granica zewnętrzna UE w negocjacjach na temat brexitu, „Biuletyn PISM" nr 15 (1588), Polski Instytut Spraw Międzynarodowych, 29.01.2018.
• Botton N.: Blockchain and Trade: Not a Fix for Brexit, but Could Revolutionise Global Value Chains (If Governments Let It), „ECIPE Policy Briefs", European Centre for International Political Economy (ECIPE), No. 1/2018, January 2018.
• Bruton J.: Brexit: Transition... or Extension?, The Institute of International and European Affairs (IIEA), 29.01.2018.
• Duff A.: Brexit: What if Britain changes its mind?, „Discussion paper", European Policy Centre, 18.01.2018.
• Jing F.: Brexit negotiators should consider global impact, „Europe's World", 04.01.2018.
• Jokela J.: Cancelling Brexit: Possible theoretically, but difficult politically, „FIIA Comment", Finnish Institute of International Affairs, January 2018.
• Miller V.: Legislating for Brexit: EU decisions, „Commons Briefing Paper" no. 8205, House of Commons Library, 19.01.2018.
• Peers S.: Jurisdiction upon and after the UK's withdrawal: The perspective from the UK Constitutional Order, „W skrócie", Biuro Analiz Parlamentu Europejskiego, 10.01.2018.
• Rühl G.: Judicial cooperation in civil and commercial matters after Brexit: which way forward?, International & Comparative Law Quarterly, Vol. 67, Iss. 1, January 2018, s. 99.
• Springford J., Lowe S.: Holding out hope for a half-way Brexit house, „CER Bulletin", Centre for European Reform , January /February 2018, issue 117.

GRUDZIEŃ 2017

• Cirlig C.-C., Alexandrova Poptcheva E.-M.: The Brexit process: Moving to the second phase of negotiations, „Briefing", Biuro Analiz Parlamentu Europejskiego, 20.12.2017.
• Cirlig C.-C., Poptcheva E.-M. A.: Sufficient progress in first-phase Brexit talks, „W skrócie", Biuro Analiz Parlamentu Europejskiego, 08.12.2017.
• Clehane N.: The future of EU-ASEAN trade ties and the link to Brexit, „E!Sharp", June 2017.Duff A.: Brexit: Launching Satellite Britain, „Commentary", European Policy Centre, 05.12.2017.
• Emerson M.: Brexit breakthrough – Into ever-deeper fog over both the Northern Irish border and the Channel, „CEPS Commentaries", Centre for European Policy Studies, 11 December 2017.
• Grant Ch.: Ten predictions for the Brexit talks, „CER Bulletin", Centre for European Reform , December /January 2018, issue 117.
• Ondarza N. von: Brexit: The Trouble with Transition, Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik, "SWP Comment" 2017/C 54, December 2017.
• Panizza R.: The impact of Brexit on the legal status of European Union officials and other servants of British nationality, „Badanie", Biuro Analiz Parlamentu Europejskiego, 20.12.2017,
• Zuleeg F.: Brexit: Towards a deep and comprehensive partnership?, „Discussion paper", European Policy Centre, 05.12.2017.

LISTOPAD 2017

• Biskup P.: Brytyjski system partyjny a negocjacje w sprawie brexitu, Biuletyn PISM" nr 114 (1556), Polski Instytut Spraw Międzynarodowych, 22.11.2017.
• Fernández Tomás A. F.: The settlement of disputes arising from the United Kingdom's Withdrawal from the European Union, „Badanie", Biuro Analiz Parlamentu Europejskiego,17.11.2017.
• Grace E.: Europe's Problem with England, The Institute of International and European Affairs (IIEA), 16.11.2017.
• Phinnemore D., Hayward K.: UK Withdrawal ('Brexit') and the Good Friday Agreement, „Badanie", Biuro Analiz Parlamentu Europejskiego, 22.11.2017.
• Rubio E.: Understanding the "Brexit Divorce Bill", „Tribune", Jacques Delors Institut, 21.11.2017.
  

PAŹDZIERNIK 2017

• Bellora C., Emlinger Ch., Fouré J., Guimbard H.: Research for AGRI Committee - EU - UK agricultural trade: state of play and possible impacts of Brexit, „Badanie", Biuro Analiz Parlamentu Europejskiego, 16.10.2017.
• Biskup P.: Znaczenie brytyjskiego projektu ustawy o wystąpieniu z Unii Europejskiej dla negocjacji z UE, „Biuletyn PISM" nr 93 (1535), Polski Instytut Spraw Międzynarodowych, 04.10.2017.
• Duff A.: Brexit: Sufficient Unto the Day, „Discussion paper", European Policy Centre, 03.10.2017.
• Haas J., Rubio E.: Research for AGRI Committee - Possible impact of Brexit on the EU budget and, in particular, CAP funding, „Briefing", Biuro Analiz Parlamentu Europejskiego, 30.10.2017.
• Lucey C.: Brexit: Potential Transitional Arrangements, The Institute of International and European Affairs (IIEA), 20.10.2017.
• Walker N.: Brexit timeline: events leading to the UK's exit from the European Union, „Briefing Paper" no. 07960, House of Commons Library, 18.10.2017.
• Zuleeg F.: Better safe than sorry: Time to prepare for a 'no deal scenario', „Commentary", European Policy Centre , 20.10.2017.

WRZESIEŃ 2017

• Brexit: Next steps of UK's withdrawal from the EU, House of Commons Library, September 2017.
• Cirlig C.-C.: Brexit negotiations - Progress to date, „W skrócie", Biuro Analiz Parlamentu Europejskiego, 15.09.2017.
• Criado-Perez C.: Brexit isn't just for blokes, Royal Institute of International Affairs (Chatham House), September 2017.
• Dehousse F.: In the Brexit negotiation, the UK will never escape the close connection between judicial and trade cooperation, „In Commentaries", EGMONT – The Royal Institute for International Relations, 14.09.2017.
• Dehousse F.: Why the sequencing of the Brexit negotiations should be abandoned, „In Commentaries", EGMONT – The Royal Institute for International Relations, 28.09.2017.
• Duff A.: Brexit: Dealing with withdrawal symptoms, „Discussion brief", European Policy Centre, September 2017.
• Guild E.: Brexit and the treatment of EU citizens by the UK Home Office, Centre for European Policy Studies, September 2017.
• Keep M.: Brexit: the exit bill, „Commons Briefing Paper" no. 8039, House of Commons Library, 25.09.2017.
• Keep M.: The UK's contribution to the EU budget, „Commons Briefing Paper" no. 7886, House of Commons Library, 25.09.2017.
• Lowe P.: Brexit and energy: Time to make some hard choices, „Policy brief", Centre for European Reform, September 2017.
• Robinson T.: Brexit reading list: defence and security, „Commons Briefing Paper" no. 7742, House of Commons Library, 12.09.2017.
• Robinson T.: Brexit reading list: negotiations and future relations, „Commons Briefing Paper" no. 7989, House of Commons Library, 12.09.2017.
• Springford J.: How strong a Brexit card is Britain's money?, „CER Bulletin", Centre for European Reform , October /November 2017, issue 116.
• Tekin F.: Brexit and the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice, „Policy paper", Notre Europe - The Jacques Delors Institute, 13.09.2017.
• Timothy R., Miller V.: Brexit reading list: legal and constitutional issues, „Commons Briefing Paper" no. 7702, House of Commons Library, 12.09.2017.

LIPIEC I SIEPIEŃ 2017

• Amtenbrink F.: Legal Implications of Brexit: Customs Union, Internal Market Acquis for Goods and Services, Consumer Protection Law, Public Procurement, „Badanie", Biuro Analiz Parlamentu Europejskiego,09.08.2017.
• Blockmans S.,Van der Loo G.: Brexit: Towards an 'EFTA-like' dispute settlement mechanism, "CEPS Commentaries", Centre for European Policy Studies, 31 August 2017.
• Bakker A., Drent M., Zandee D.: European defence: how to engage the UK after Brexit?, „Clingendael Report ", Netherlands Institute of International Relations 'Clingendael', July 2017.
• Duff A.: Brexit: No ordinary third country, „Discussion paper", European Policy Centre, 06.07.2017.
• Feldman D.: Pulling a trigger or starting a journey? Brexit in the Supreme Court, Cambridge Law Journal", Vol. 76/2, July 2017, s. 217.
• Poptcheva E.-M., A., Tilindyte-Humburg L.: EU and UK positions on citizens' rights: First phase of Brexit negotiations, „Briefing", Biuro Analiz Parlamentu Europejskiego, 13.07.2017.
• Robinson T.: Brexit reading list: negotiations and future relations, „Commons Briefing Paper" no. 7989, House of Commons Library, 31.08.2017.
• Springford J.: Why Brexiters should get behind Philip Hammond's transition, „Policy insight", Centre for European Reform, August 2017.
• Szymańska J.: Perspektywy negocjacji w sprawie Brexitu, „Biuletyn PISM" nr 69 (1511), Polski Instytut Spraw Międzynarodowych, 18.07.2017.
• Temple Lang J.:Can the UK Negotiate a New Kind of Free Trade Arrangement?, The Institute of International and European Affairs (IIEA), 28.07.2017.
• Zuleeg F.: Reality bites: the Brexit negotiations seen from the other side of the Channel, „Commentary", European Policy Centre, 24.07.2017.

CZERWIEC 2017

• D'Alfonso A.: The Brexit negotiations: Issues for the first phase, „Analiza", Biuro Analiz Parlamentu Europejskiego, 22.06.2017.
• Barslund M., Busse M.: Programming Brexit: How will the UK's IT sector fare?, „Ceps Policy Insights", no 24, Centre for European Policy Studies, 27.06.2017.
• Bieliszczuk B.: Stanowisko państw bałtyckich wobec Brexitu i reformy UE, „Biuletyn PISM" nr 63 (1505), Polski Instytut Spraw Międzynarodowych, 30.06.2017.
• Blick A.: 'There May be trouble ahead': Brexit after the election, The Federal Trust, 26.06.2017.
• Chang M.:Can Brexit Lead to Further Integration? The Case of Economic and Monetary Union, „CEPOB - College of Europe Policy Brief series", College of Europe, June 2017.
• Cirlig C.-C.: Outlook for Brexit negotiations, „W skrócie", Biuro Analiz Parlamentu Europejskiego, 04.05.2017.
• Clehane N.: The future of EU-ASEAN trade ties and the link to Brexit, „E!Sharp", June 2017.
• Donnelly B.: The dilemmas of Brexit have not been changed by the election, The Federal Trust, 13.06.2017.
• Donnelly B.: A chaotic Brexit is still a possibility, The Federal Trust, 28.06.2017.
• Duff A.: What now? Options for Brexit - And a cry for help, „Policy paper", European Policy Centre,15.06.2017.
• Gaventa J: The impact of Brexit on Europe's energy and climate transition, „E!Sharp", July 2017.
• Grant Ch.: Britain prepares for a softer Brexit, „Policy insight", Centre for European Reform, June 2017.
• Leigh M.: Brexit and the European Commission, European Policy Analysis, June 2017.
• Mortera-Martinez C.: Hard Brexit, soft data: How to keep Britain plugged into EU databases, „Policy insight", Centre for European Reform, June 2017.
• Quinn C.: There is nothing to back expectations of a softer Brexit, „Commentary", European Council on Foreign Relations,15.06.2017.
• Sjögren E.: Brexit – Implications for the EU and Sweden, Swedish Institute for European Policy Studies (SIEPS), 21.06.2017.
• Story J.: Brexit: a Certain Idea of Europe, „Politique étrangère", Vol. 82, No. 2, Summer 2017.
• Tilford S., Springford J.: How should the EU react to Britain's general election?, „Policy insight", Centre for European Reform, June 2017.
• Tutty M. G.: The Potential €60 billion cost to the UK of exiting the EU, The Institute of International and European Affairs (IIEA), 08.06.2017.
• Vimont P.: Bringing Brexit Back to Reality, Carnegie Europe, June 2017.

MAJ 2017  

• Black A.: "Hard Brexit", International Trade and the WTO Scenario, The Federal Trust, May 2017.
• Bruton J.: Reflections on Brexit and its Implications for Ireland, „Ceps Policy Insights", no 17, Centre for European Policy Studies, 02.05.2017.
• Ó'Ceallaigh D., Gilmore A.: Brexit: A Status Report (Second Edition), Institute of International and European Affairs (IIEA), 26.05.2017.
• Cirlig C.-C.: Outlook for Brexit negotiations, „W skrócie", Biuro Analiz Parlamentu Europejskiego, 04.05.2017.
• Colomina C.: Who will Lead the Post-Brexit EU? Politics Returns to Brussels, „Notes Internacionals" no. 153, Barcelona Centre for International Affairs (CIDOB), July 2016.
• Duff A.: Brexit: time for Plan B, „Discussion brief", European Policy Centre, 30.05.2017.
• Gilmore A.: A Guide to Brexit, Institute of International and European Affairs (IIEA), 24.05.2017.
• Miller V.: Brexit and Gibraltar, „ Commons Briefing Paper" no. 7963, House of Commons Library, 02.05.2017.
• López Garrido D.: The impact and consequences of Brexit on acquired rights of EU citizens living in the UK and British citizens living in the EU-27, „Badanie", Biuro Analiz Parlamentu Europejskiego, 02.05.2017.
• Malacain M.: Brexit and the EU budget, „Synthesis", Notre Europe - The Jacques Delors Institute, 17.05.2017.
• Summers T.: Brexit: Implications for EU–China Relations, „Research paper", Royal Institute of International Affairs (Chatham House), 11.05.2017.
• Theresa May's Brexit Speech of 17 January 2017 – Decoding its clarity and ambiguity, „Ceps working document", Centre for European Policy Studies, 31.05.2017.

KWIECIEŃ 2017  

• Batsaikhan U., Kalcik R., Schoenmaker D.: Brexit and the European financial system, „Policy Contribution", Bruegel, 21.04.2017.
• Doherty B.: Northern Ireland and Brexit: the European Economic Area option, „Discussion paper", European Policy Centre, 07.04.2017.
• Dehousse F.: Can the British Brexit notification be withdrawn?, „In Commentaries", EGMONT – The Royal Institute for International Relations, 21.04.2017.
• Duff A.: Brexit: après May, le deluge, „Discussion paper", European Policy Centre, 12.04.2017.
• Giuli M.: Brexiting the Energy Union: what do the negotiation positions imply?, „Commentary", European Policy Centre, 19.04.2017.
• Goodwin M.: Theresa May's Snap Election Isn't All About Brexit, „Expert comment", Royal Institute of International Affairs (Chatham House), 20.04.2017.
• Keating M.: The Impact of the United Kingdom's withdrawal from the European Union on Scotland, Wales and Gibraltar, „Analiza", Biuro Analiz Parlamentu Europejskiego, 26.04.2017.
• Korteweg R.: In Brexit talks, don't bargain over security, „Clingendael Opinions", Netherlands Institute of International Relations 'Clingendael', 06.04.2017.
• Major C., von Voß A.: European Defence in View of Brexit. Europe's military power might not suffer, but its political clout is at risk, Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik, "SWP Comment" 2017/C 10.04.2017.
• Miller V.: EU Agencies and post-Brexit options, „ Commons Briefing Paper" no. 7957, House of Commons Library, 28.04.2017.
• Olivié I., Pérez A.: Possible impacts of Brexit on EU development and humanitarian policies, study for European Parliament's Committee on Development (DEVE), April 2017.
• Springford J.: Brexiting Swiss-style: The best possible UK-EU trade deal, „Policy brief", Centre for European Reform, April 2017.
• Taylor B.: Leaving the European Union: Frontex and UK Border Security Cooperation Within Europe, House of Lords In Focus, 25.04.2017.
• Zuleeg F.: The UK's general election: Mandate for a softer Brexit or preparation for going over the cliff edge?, „Commentary", European Policy Centre, 18.04.2017.

 MARZEC 2017

• Besch S., Odendahl Ch.: Berlin to the rescue? A closer look at Germany's position on Brexit, „Policy brief", Centre for European Reform, March 2017.
• Blick A: Deal or no deal? The Article 50 process in context, The Federal Trust, March 2017.
• Carmona Nunez J. (i.in): UK withdrawal from the European Union: Legal and procedural issues, „Analiza", Biuro Analiz Parlamentu Europejskiego, 27.03.2017.
• Cooper Ch.: What the EU27 wants from Brexit, „Politico", 29.03.17.
• Csornai Z.: The Changing Balance of Power in the EU after the British Referendum – V4 Capacities and Opportunities, „Policy brief", Institute for European Policy (EUROPEUM), 16.03.2017.
• Duff A.: Brexit: how to manage the talks and the transition, „Discussion paper", European Policy Centre, 27 March 2017.
• Emerson M.: An Assessment of the Economic Impact of Brexit on the EU27, Study for the IMCO Committee, 22.03.2017.
• Faure-Schuyer A.: Running out of steam? Brexit and the future of EU energy policy, „ARI", no. 15/2017, The Elcano Royal Institute, 07.03.2017.
• Grant Ch.: The Brexit Negotiations: An Assessment of the Legal, Political and Institutional Situation in the UK, „Analiza", Biuro Analiz Parlamentu Europejskiego, 20.03.2017.
• Gill J. (i.in): Brexit: a reading list of post-EU Referendum publications by Parliament and the Devolved Assemblies, „Briefing Paper" no. 7912, House of Commons Library, 29.03.2017.
• Katwala S.: What are Britain's post-Brexit migration options?, „Europe's World", 13.03.2017.
• Miller V.: Brexit Glossary, „Briefing Paper" no. 7840, House of Commons Library, 13.03.2017.
• Robinson T., Miller V.: Brexit reading list: legal and constitutional issues, „Briefing Paper" no. 7702, House of Commons Library, 13.03.2017.
• Tannam E.: Brexit and the Future of the United Kingdom, „IAI Working Paper" iss. 14/17, Istituto Affari Internazionali.
• Timothy R.: Defence and security after Brexit: a reading list , „Briefing Paper" no. 7742, House of Commons Library, 13.03.2017.

LUTY 2017

• Barker A.: The €60 billion Brexit bill: How to disentangle Britain from the EU budget, „Policy brief", Centre for European Reform, February 2017.
• Batsaikhan U., Kalcik R., Schoenmaker D.: Brexit and the European financial system, „Policy Contribution", Iss. 4, Bruegel , 09.02.2017.
• Biscop S.: European defence after Brexit: Flying on one engine?, „In Commentaries", Royal Institute for International Relations – EGMONT, 17.01.2017.
• Castillo Ortiz P. J.: Towards a post-Brexit 'partnership for democracy' between the EU and the UK, „Expert Comment", Real Instituto Elcano de Estudios Internacionales y Estratégicos, February 2017.
• Duff A.: Brexit and Europe: a new entente, „Discussion paper", European Policy Centre, 23 February 2017.
• Duff A.: Brexit: the launch of Article 50, „Discussion paper", European Policy Centre, 9 February 2017.
• Dumbrava C.: European Union Agency for Asylum, „Briefing", Biuro Analiz Parlamentu Europejskiego, 08.02.2017.
• Grant Ch.: Mrs May's emerging deal on Brexit: Not just hard, but also difficult, „ Policy brief", Centre for European Reform, February 2017.
• Grant Ch., Tilford S. (i.in.): The year of Brexit and Trump, Annual report 2016, Centre for European Reform, 13 February 2017.
• Gros D.: After Brexit: It's a brave new world, „Commentary", Centre for European Policy Studies, 14 February 2017.
• Gostyńska-Jakubowska A.: Parliamentarians in Brexit talks: Bulls in a china shop?, „Policy brief", Centre for European Reform, February 2017.
• Haas J., R. Eulalia: Brexit and the EU budget: threat or opportunity?, „Policy paper", Notre Europe - The Jacques Delors Institute, 25.01.2017.
• Ham P. van: Brexit: Strategic Consequences for Europe. A Scenario Study, „Clingendael Report", Netherlands Institute of International Relations 'Clingendael', February 2016.
• Ivanov D.: Reform of the Dublin system, „Briefing", Biuro Analiz Parlamentu Europejskiego, 08.02.2017.
• Kvorning Lassen Ch.: Principles over Security? The Impact of the Upcoming Danish Exit from Europol, „Europeum monitor", Institute for European Policy (EUROPEUM), 07.02.2017.
• Lannoo K.: A well-managed Brexit is a priority for the entire EU, „Commentary", Centre for European Policy Studies, 3 February 2017.
• Mańko R.: Justice programme (2014-2020), „Briefing", Biuro Analiz Parlamentu Europejskiego, 15.02.2017.
• Orav A.: Common procedure for asylum, „Briefing", Biuro Analiz Parlamentu Europejskiego, 01.02.2017.
• Pirzio-Biroli C.:When it comes to Brexit talks, it's all about the money, „Europe's World", February 2017.
• Raś K.: Stanowisko państw bałtyckich wobec Brexitu i reformy UE, „Biuletyn PISM" nr 79 (1429), Polski Instytut Spraw Międzynarodowych, 23.11.2016.
• Sapir A., Schoenmaker D., Véron N.: Making the best of Brexit for the EU27 financial system, Bruegel, „Policy Brief",Iss. 1,08.02.2017.
• Whitman R.G.: Devolved External Affairs: The Impact of Brexit, „Research paper", Royal Institute of International Affairs (Chatham House), 9 February 2017.

 STYCZEŃ 2017

• Barbone L., Green M., Speckesser S., Broughton A.: Brexit Implications for Employment and Social Affairs: Facts and Figures, Study for the FMPL Committee, 16.01.2017.
• Barrow M.: Brexit: devolved legislature business, „Briefing Paper" no. 7815, House of Commons Library, 23.01.2017.
• Biscop S. : European defence after Brexit: Flying on one engine?, „In Commentaries", Royal Institute for International Relations – EGMONT, 17.01.2017.
• Ó'Ceallaigh D.: Brexit: A Status Report, Institute of International and European Affairs (IIEA), 20.01.2017.
• Dehousse F.: What if Mrs May had a strategy for Brexit,and her divided opponents had not ?, „In Commentaries", Royal Institute for International Relations – EGMONT, 17.01.2017.
• Duff A.: How Europe sees Brexit, „Discussion paper", European Policy Centre , 24.01.2017.
• Grant Ch.: May is weak in Europe but strong at home, „Bulletin" iss. 112 – February 2017, Centre for European Reform, March 2017.
• Haas J., R. Eulalia: Brexit and the EU budget: threat or opportunity?, „Policy paper", Notre Europe - The Jacques Delors Institute, 25.01.2017.
• Keohane Daniel: Three's company? France, Germany, the UK and European defence post-Brexit, „ARI" no. 1/2017, The Elcano Royal Institute, 05.01.2017.
• Madelin R.: Trade challenges: beyond Brexit, „E!Sharp", January 2017.
• McGuinness T., Hawkins O.: Brexit: what impact on those currently exercising free movement rights? „Briefing Paper" no. 7871, House of Commons Library, 19.01.2017.
• Miller V., Lang A.; Caird J. S.: Brexit: how does the Article 50 process work? , „Briefing Paper" no. 7551, House of Commons Library, 16.01.2017.
• Miller V., Gorb S.: Legislating for Brexit: Statutory Instruments implementing EU law, „Briefing Paper" no. 7867, House of Commons Library, 16.01.2017.
• Miller V., Lunn J. Lang A.: Treaty negotiations: when has the Government published its position? , „Briefing Paper" no. 7823, House of Commons Library, 19.01.2017.
• Najy C.:, Breidlid J.: Plan B after Brexit – What Britain can expect negotiating a Swiss-type arrangement with the EU, „European Policy Briefs", EGMONT, Royal Institute for International Relations, No. 44, June 2016.
• Novak P.,Cremades M. T.: Brexit and the European Union: General Institutional and Legal Considerations, „ Badanie", Biuro Analiz Parlamentu Europejskiego , 25.01.2017.
• Pernice I.: European Constitutionalism and the National Constitutions of the Member States: Brexit – an Opportunity for European Integration, WHI Paper, 01/2017.
• Pye S., Mathieu C., Deane P.: The Energy Implications of Brexit, 017, Institut francais des relations internationals, January 2017.
• Rittelmeyer Y.-S.: Will Brexit revive the Franco-German engine?, „Policy Brief", European Policy Centre , 26.01.2017.
• Theresa May's Brexit Speech of 17 January 2017 – Decoding its clarity and ambiguity, „Ceps Policy Insights", no 1, Centre for European Policy Studies, January 2017.
• Tyler G.: Brexit reading list: economic, business and transport policy issues , „Briefing Paper" no. 7830, House of Commons Library, 18.01.2017.
• Wyles J.: Mindless optimism masks dangerous lack of preparation for Brexit, 10.01.2017.

GRUDZIEŃ 2016

• Ahmed M.: BREXIT and English Jurisdiction Agreements: The Post-Referendum Legal Landscape, „European Business Law Review” vol. 27 (2016), iss. 7, s. 989.
• Aikens R., Dinsmore A.: Jurisdiction, Enforcement and the Conflict of Laws in Cross-Border Commercial Disputes: What Are the Legal Consequences of Brexit?, „European Business Law Review” vol. 27 (2016), iss. 7, s. 903.
• Barcz J.: Brexit - w sprawie interpretacji postanowień art. 50 Traktatu o Unii Europejskiej, „Europejski Przegląd Sądowy” nr. 12/2016, s. 4.
• Capriglione F.: UK Referendum and Brexit Hypothesis: The Way Out Perspective and the Convenience to ‘Remain United, „European Business Law Review” vol. 27 (2016), iss. 7, s. 887.
• Emerson M.: Scotland knows what it wants with the EU, while London seems still not to know, „CEPS Commentary”, Centre for European Policy Studies, 24.12.2016.
• Gordon M.: Brexit: a challenge for the UK constitution, of the UK constitution?, „European Constitutional Law Review” vol. 12, iss. 3, December 2016, s. 409.
• Horan B.: Brexit and Free Movement of People, Institute of International and European Affairs (IIEA), 13.12.2016.
• Howorth J., Schmidt V.: Brexit: What Happened? What is Going to Happen?, „Politique étrangère” vol. 81, no. 4, Winter 2016-2017, Institut francais des relations internationales.
• Koenig N.: EU external action and Brexit: relaunch and reconnect, „Policy paper” no. 178, Jacques Delors Institut – Berlin, 01.12.2016.
• Kokkinis A.: The Impact of Brexit on the Legal Framework for Cross-Border Corporate Activity, „European Business Law Review” vol. 27 (2016), iss. 7, s. 959.
• Lannoo K.: A hard Brexit is the last thing Japan wants, „CEPS Commentary”, Centre for European Policy Studies, 07.12.2016.
• Lehmann M., Zetzsche D.: Brexit and the Consequences for Commercial and Financial Relations between the EU and the UK, „European Business Law Review” vol. 27 (2016), iss. 7, s. 999.
• Magnus M. i in.: Brexit: the United-Kingdom and EU financial services, „Briefing”, European Parliamentary Research Service, December 2016.
• Nicolaides P., Roy T.: Brexit and Trade: Between Facts and Irrelevance, „BEEP briefing” no. 42, College of Europe, December 2016.
• Shroeter U., Nemeczek H.: The (Unclear) Impact of Brexit on the United Kingdom’s Membership in the European Economic Area, „European Business Law Review” vol. 27 (2016), iss. 7, s. 921.
• Tilford S.: A wake-up call for liberal Brexiters, „Bulletin” iss. 111 - December 2016/January 2017, Centre for European Reform.
• Ward P.: Brexit and data protection, „Briefing Paper” no. 7838, House of Commons Library, 15.12.2016.

LISTOPAD 2016

• Belke A. i in.: Policy Uncertainty and International Financial Markets: The case of Brexit, „CEPS Working Document” No. 429, Centre for European Policy Studies, , 29.11.2016.
• Brexit Unknowns (ed. V. Miller), „Briefing Paper” no. 7761, House of Commons Library, 09.11.2016.
• Brown T., Waitzman E.: Leaving the European Union: Future UK-EU Relationship, „Library Note” no. 2016/063, House of Lords Library, 25.11.2016.
• Craig R.: Casting Aside Clanking Medieval Chains: Prerogative, Statute and Article 50 after the EU Referendum, „Modern Law Review” vol. 79 (2016), iss. 6, s. 1041.
• Douglas-Scott S.: Brexit, Article 50 and the Contested British Constitution, „Modern Law Review” vol. 79 (2016), iss. 6, s. 1019.
• Duff A.: After Brexit: learning to be good neighbours, „Commentary”, European Policy Centre, 18.11.2016.
• Guild E.: „Brexit and Social Security in the EU, „Commentary”, Centre for European Policy Studies, 17.11.2016.
• Kirsch W.: Brexit and the Distribution of Power in the Council of the EU, „Commentary”, Centre for European Policy Studies, 25.11.2016.
• Lippert B., Ondarza N. von: A European “Special Relationship”. Guiding Principles, Interests and Options for the EU-27 in the Brexit Talks, „SWP Comment” no. 2016/C 49, Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik, November 2016.
• Llaudes S.: Brexit: a sentence that does not change (excessively) the horizon, „Op-ed”, Elcano Royal Institute, 11.11.2016.
• Micossi S.: ‘Soft Brexit’ is not an option, „Commentary”, Centre for European Policy Studies, 25.11.2016.
• Miller V. i in.: Brexit: Article 50 TEU and the EU Court, „Briefing Paper” no. 7763, House of Commons Library, 14.11.2016.
• Newson N.: High Court Judgment on Article 50: Responses, „In Focus” no. 2016/0059, House of Lords Library, 09.11.2016.
• Phillipson G.: A Dive into Deep Constitutional Waters: Article 50, the Prerogative and Parliament, „Modern Law Review” vol. 79 (2016), iss. 6, s. 1064.
• Raś K.: Stanowisko państw bałtyckich wobec Brexitu i reformy UE, „Biuletyn PISM” nr 79 (1429), Polski Instytut Spraw Międzynarodowych, 23.11.2016.
• Simson Caird J.: Legislating for Brexit: the Great Repeal Bill, „Briefing Paper” no. 7793, House of Commons Library, 21.11.2016.
• Springford J.: Why a hard Brexit looks likely, „CER Bulletin” iss. 110, October/November 2016, Centre for European Reform.
• Zuleeg F.: What kind of Brexit?, „Commentary”, European Policy Centre, 04.11.2016.

PAŹDZIERNIK 2016

• Biscop S.: All or nothing? The EU Global Strategy and defence policy after the Brexit, „Contemporary Security Policy" vol. 37, iss. 3 (2016).
• De Grauwe P.: What Future for the EU after Brexit?, „FORUM", ZBW – Leibniz Information Centre for Economics, 06.10.2016.
• Emerson M.: Which model for Brexit?, „CEPS Special Report" no. 147, Centre for European Policy Studies, 14.10.2016.
• Marhold H.: From Brexit to Bratislava. Another EU Reform Debate Emerging, „Policy Paper" no. 44/2016, Centre international de formation européenne, October 2016.
• Newson N.: Leaving the European Union: Foreign and Security Policy Cooperation, „Library note" no. 2016/051, House of Lords, 13.10.2016.
• Riley A., Ghilès F.: Brexit: Causes and Consequences, „Notes Internacionals" no. 159, Barcelona Centre for International Affairs, October 2016.
• Szymańska J.: Przyszłość swobodnego przepływu osób po referendum w sprawie Brexitu, „Biuletyn PISM" nr 67 (1417), Polski Instytut Spraw Międzynarodowych, 04.10.2016.
• Tiilikainen T.: Brexit's Impact on the EU Institutions: Immediate implications and possibilities for reform, Finnish Institute of International Affairs, 24.10.2016.

WRZESIEŃ 2016

• Arnull A.: Broken Bats, „European Law Review" iss. 4 (2016).
• Barnard C.: The Practicalities of Leaving the EU, „European Law Review" iss. 4 (2016).
• Bertoncini Y., Letta E.: Stronger together – even at 27!, „Tribune", Jacques Delors Institut 15.09.2016.
• Bertoncini Y.: Brexit: between British Europhobia and continental Euroscepticisms, „Policy paper" no. 171, Jacques Delors Institute, 27.09.2016.
• Biscop S.: All or nothing? European and British strategic autonomy after the Brexit, „Egmont paper" no. 87, EGMONT – The Royal Institute for International Relations, 05.09.2016.
• Craig P.: Brexit: A Drama in Six Acts, „European Law Review" iss. 4 (2016).
• Dashwood A.: After the Deluge, „European Law Review" iss. 4 (2016).
• De Witte B.: Near-Membership, Partial Membership and the EU Constitution, „European Law Review" iss. 4 (2016).
• Edward D., Shuibhne N. N.: 'While Europe's eye is Fix'd on Mighty Things': Implications of the Brexit Vote for Scotland, „European Law Review" iss. 4 (2016).
• Enderlein H. i in.: Repair and Prepare: Growth and the Euro after Brexit, Bertelsmann Stiftung, Jacques Delors Institut – Berlin and Jacques Delors Institute in Paris.
• Etzold T., Opitz Ch.: Nordic Europe after the Brexit Vote. The Five Nordic Countries Are Reassessing Their Relations with the EU, „SWP Comment" 2016/C 42, Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik, September 2016.
• Godement F., Stanzel A.: China and Brexit: what's in it for us?, European Council on Foreign Relations, 09.09.2016.
• Gros D.: The Economics of Brexit: It's not about the Internal Market, „CEPS Commentary", Centre for European Policy Studies, 22.09.2016.
• Gstöhl S.: 'Brexit' lessons from third countries' differentiated integration with the EU's internal market, „CEPOB - College of Europe Policy Brief series", College of Europe, September 2016.
• Hinarejos A.: Brexit and the Euro Area, „European Law Review" iss. 4 (2016).
• Kaca E.: Stanowisko Francji wobec ewentualnego opuszczenia Unii Europejskiej przez Wielką Brytanię, „Biuletyn PISM" nr 59 (1409), Polski Instytut Spraw Międzynarodowych, 09.09.2016.
• Kostakopoulou D.: Brexit, Voice and Loyalty: Reflections on Article 50 TEU, „European Law Review" iss. 4 (2016).
• Koutrakos P.: Negotiating International Trade Treaties after Brexit, „European Law Review" iss. 4 (2016).
• Núñez Ferrer J., Rinaldi D.: The Impact of Brexit on the EU Budget: A non-catastrophic event, „CEPS Policy Bief" No. 347, Centre for European Policy Studies, 07.09.2016.
• Suwara E.: Wyzwania prawno-proceduralne dla Unii Europejskiej związane z BREXIT-em, „Europejski Przegląd Sądowy" nr 9/2016, s. 11.
• Tilford S.: Brexit Britain: The poor man of Western Europe?, Centre for European Reform, September 2016.
• Toporowski P.: Komisja Europejska po rezygnacji Jonathana Hilla, „Biuletyn PISM" nr 57 (1407), Polski Instytut Spraw Międzynarodowych, 02.09.2016.
• Webb D.: Brexit: trade aspects, „Briefing Paper" no. 7694, House of Commons Library, 08.09.2016.

LIPIEC-SIERPIEŃ 2016

• Avery G.: Scotland and the European Union, „Policy Brief", European Policy Centre, 14.07.2016.
• Barslund M., Blockmans S.: Brexit will deepen the fault lines within the EU over mobility, Centre for European Policy Studies, 12.07.2016.
• Blockmans S.: Future of the EU27: What to expect from this summer's period of reflection, Centre for European Policy Studies, 18.07.2016.
• Bond I.: Brexit and foreign policy: Divorce?, „CER Bulletin" iss. 109, Centre for European Reform, 18.07.2016.
• Bowers P. i in.: Brexit: some legal and constitutional issues and alternatives to EU membership, „Briefing Paper" no. 07214, House of Commons Library, 28.07.2016.
• Bremmer I.: Surviving Brexit, „The World Today", Royal Institute of International Affairs (Chatham House), August 2016.
• Brexit: impact across policy areas (ed. V. Miller), „Briefing Paper" no. 07213, House of Commons Library, 26.08.2016.
• Carrera S. i in.: What does Brexit mean for the EU's Area of Freedom, Security and Justice?, „CEPS Commentary", Centre for European Policy Studies, 11.07.2016.
• Colomina C.: Who will Lead the Post-Brexit EU? Politics Returns to Brussels, „Notes Internacionals" no. 153, Barcelona Centre for International Affairs (CIDOB), July 2016.
• Debreu P.: Brexit: les opportunités d'une Europe sans Royaume-Uni, Terra Nova, 12.07.2016.
• Edmonds T.: Brexit and financial services, „Briefing Paper" no. 7628, House of Commons Library, 01.08.2016.
• Elkerbout M.: Brexit and climate policy: Political choices will determine the future of EU-UK cooperation, „CEPS Commentary", Centre for European Policy Studies, 15.07.2016.
• Faleg G.: The Implications of Brexit for the EU's Common Security and Defence Policy, Centre for European Policy Studies, 26.07.2016.
• Fröhlich H.: Britain has voted! The European Union at a Crossroads: Reform or Further Disintegration?, „CIFE Policy Paper" N°41, Centre international de formation européenne (CIFE), 15.07.2016.
• Grant Ch.: How Brexit is changing the EU, „CER Bulletin" iss. 109, Centre for European Reform, 15.07.2016.
• Hillion Ch.: Leaving the European Union, the Union way. A legal analysis of Article 50 TEU, „European Policy Analysis" iss. 2016:8, Swedish Institute for European Policy Studies, August 2016.
• Ivan P.: The EU after Brexit, Russia and the countries in-between, „Commentary", European Policy Centre, 22.07.2016.
• Lázaro-Touza L.: Brexit and climate change: recalibration ahead, „ARI" 52/2016, Elcano Royal Institute, 04.07.2016.
• Letta E. i in.: "Brexit": a British drama, a challenge for the EU, „Tribune", Jacques Delors Institute, 22.07.2016.
• Lippert B., Ondarza N. von: Brexiting into Uncharted Waters. British Referendum Initiates Complex Exit Negotiations – and Perhaps Renewal of the European Union, „SWP Comment" 2016/C 35, Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik, July 2016.
• Lisa P.: After Brexit: Schengen remains in the balance, but the border question should not be neglected, „Expert Comment" no. 31/2016, Elcano Royal Institute, 06.07.2016.
• Łazowski A.: Procedural steps towards Brexit, „CEPS Commentary", Centre for European Policy Studies, 13.07.2016.
• Menéndez A. J.: Can Brexit Be Turned Into a Democratic Shock? Five Points, „ARENA Working Paper" no. 4/2016, ARENA, July 2016.
• Newson N.: Leaving the EU: Parliament's Role in the Process, „Library note", House of Lords Library, 04.07.2016.
• Pisani-Ferry J. i in.: Europe after Brexit: A proposal for a continental partnership, Bruegel, 25.08.2016.
• Sandford M.: Brexit and local government, „Briefing Paper" no. 07664, House of Commons Library, 20.07.2016.
• Springford J.: Britain's limited options, „CER Bulletin" iss. 109, Centre for European Reform, 18.07.2016.
• Tannam E.: Brexit and the Future of the United Kingdom, „IAI Working Paper" iss. 16/16, Istituto Affari Internazionali.
• Temple Lang J.: The Elements of a New EU-UK Relationship, Institute of International and European Affairs, 12.07.2016.
• Terlikowski M.: Konsekwencje Brexitu dla UE: polityka bezpieczeństwa po szczycie NATO, „Biuletyn PISM" nr 43 (1393), Polski Instytut Spraw Międzynarodowych, 14.07.2016.
• Van der Loo G., Blockmans S.: The Impact of Brexit on the EU's International Agreements, „CEPS Commentary", Centre for European Policy Studies, 15.07.2016.
• Whitman R.G.: Soft or hard Brexit?, „Commentary", European Policy Centre, 15.07.2016.
• Zeitzmann S.: Why I don't think Brexit is going to happen (or, at least not the way the British thought it would), „CIFE Policy Paper" N°42, Centre international de formation européenne (CIFE), 01.08.2016.
• Zuleeg F.: Exit from Brexit? Not likely but uncertainty prevails, „Commentary", European Policy Centre, 12.07.2016.

CZERWIEC 2016

• Blockmans S., Weiss S.: Estrangement Day: The implications of Brexit for the EU, „Commentary", Centre for European Policy Studies, 27.06.2016.
• Borońska-Hryniewiecka K.: Czekając na Brexit: prawno-polityczne implikacje brytyjskiego referendum, „Biuletyn PISM" nr 41 (1391), Polski Instytut Spraw Międzynarodowych, 27.06.2016.
• Breidlid J., Najy C.: Plan B after Brexit – What Britain can expect negotiating a Swiss-type arrangement with the EU, „European Policy Brief" no. 44, EGMONT – The Royal Institute for International Relations, June 2016.
• Dennison S., Pardijs D.: Brits abroad: How Brexit could hurt expats, European Council on Foreign Relations, 20.06.2016.
• Emmanouilidis J.A., Zuleeg F.: Brexit: a new beginning for the EU or the beginning of the end?, „Commentary", European Policy Centre, 24.06.2016.
• Emmanouilidis J.A.: Europe in limbo while the UK descends into chaos, „Post-Summit Commentary", European Policy Centre, 30.06.2016.
• Lázaro-Touza L.: Brexit and climate change: recalibration ahead, „ARI' 52/2016, Elcano Royal Institute, 04.06.2016.
• Micossi S.: A Fresh Start for the European Union after Brexit, „Commentary", Centre for European Policy Studies, 29.06.2016.
• Miller V., Lang A.: Brexit: how does the Article 50 process work?, „Briefing Paper" no. 7551, House of Commons Library, 30.06.2016.
• Miller V., Lang A.: Brexit: what happens next?, „Briefing Paper" no. 07632, House of Commons Library, 30.06.2016.
• Płóciennik S.: Strefa „bez euro" po ewentualnym Brexicie, „Biuletyn PISM" nr 42 (1392), Polski Instytut Spraw Międzynarodowych, 29.06.2016.
• Poptcheva E.-M.: UK withdrawal from the EU – Next steps, „At a glance", European Parliamentary Research Service, 28.06.2016.
• Puglierin J., Rappold J.: The European Union Grapples with Brexit. Keep Calm and Carry On – But How?, „DGAPstandpunkt" no. 6, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Auswärtige Politik e.V. (DGAP), 28.06.2016.
• Toporowski P.: W cieniu Brexitu: obawy City o utrzymanie pozycji w globalnych finansach, „Biuletyn PISM" nr 37 (1387), Polski Instytut Spraw Międzynarodowych, 15.06.2016.
• Uberoi E.: European Union Referendum 2016, „Briefing Paper" no. CBP 7639, House of Commons Library, 29.06.2016.
• Vitorino A.: Managing a succesful UK-EU divorce, arousing the desire for Union, „Tribune", Jacques Delors Institute, 28.06.2016.

MAJ 2016

• A short guide to the EU referendum (ed. G. Berman), „Briefing Paper" no. 07591, House of Commons Library, 17.05.2016.
• Chopin Th., Lequesne Ch.: Differentiation as a double-edged sword: member states' practices and Brexit, „International Affairs" vol. 92, no. 3, Chatham House - the Royal Institute of International Affairs, May 2016.
• Dennison S. i in.: One hundred years of British solitude: Magical thinking about Brexit and security, „Essay", European Council on Foreign Relations, May 2016.
• Downing E.: EU Referendum: Impact on UK Agriculture Policy, „Briefing Paper" no. 7602, House of Commons Library, 26.05.2016.
• Emerson M.: Brexit - A last testament, „CEPS Commentary", Centre for European Policy Studies, 23.05.2016.
• Froggatt A. i in.: UK Unplugged? The Impacts of Brexit on Energy and Climate Policy, „Research Paper" ,Chatham House - the Royal Institute of International Affairs, May 2016.
• Frontini A.: A historic reminder, an ever-present dilemma? - Assessing Brexit's potential consequences for European security, „Commentary", European Policy Centre, 18.05.2016.
• Goodwin M.: Whether in or out, Britain is divided, „The World Today", Chatham House - the Royal Institute of International Affairs, May 2016.
• Johnston N.: EU referendum - the count, „Briefing Paper" no. 7588, House of Commons Library, 12.05.2016.
• Lang A. i in.: EU Referendum: summary and analysis of the new Settlement for the UK in the EU, „Briefing Paper" no. 7524, House of Commons Library, 26.05.2016.
• Niblett R.: Britain, the EU and the Sovereignty Myth, „Research Paper", Chatham House - the Royal Institute of International Affairs, May 2016.
• Oliver T., Williams M. J.: Special relationships in flux: Brexit and the future of the US– EU and US–UK relationships, „International Affairs" vol. 92, no. 3, Chatham House - the Royal Institute of International Affairs, May 2016.
• Relacje Unia Europejska – Wielka Brytania po ewentualnym Brexicie. Stanowiska Niemiec, Francji, Włoch, Hiszpanii i Polski (red. K. Borońska-Hryniewiecka, S. Płóciennik), „Raport PISM", Polski Instytut Spraw Międzynarodowych, 25.05.2016.
• Whitman R. G.: Brexit or Bremain: what future for the UK's European diplomatic strategy?, „International Affairs" vol. 92, no. 3, Chatham House - the Royal Institute of International Affairs, May 2016.
• Whitman R.: The UK's foreign and security policy: what's at stake in the referendum?, „Security Policy Brief", Royal Institute for International Relations - EGMONT, 18.05.2016.

KWIECIEŃ 2016

• Barcz J.: Unia Europejska a Wielka Brytania - prawne aspekty porozumienia nakierowanego na zapobiegnięcie Brexitowi, „Europejski Przegląd Sądowy" nr 4/2016, s. 4.
• Bond I. i inn.: Europe after Brexit: Unleashed or undone?, Centre for European Reform, April 2016.
• Miller V.: EU Referendum: the process of leaving the EU, „Briefing Paper" no. 7551, House of Commons Library, 08.04.2016.
• Springford J. i inn.: The economic consequences of leaving the EU: The final report of the CER commission on Brexit 2016, "Report", Centre for European Reform, 21.04.2016.

MARZEC 2016

• Borońska-Hryniewiecka K.: Wpływ Brexitu na sytuację imigrantów ekonomicznych w Wielkiej Brytanii: implikacje dla Polski i polskich obywateli, „Biuletyn PISM" nr 24 (1374), Polski Instytut Spraw Międzynarodowych, 23.03.2016.
• Lang A. i in.: EU Referendum: summary and analysis of the new Settlement for the UK in the EU, „Briefing Paper" no. 7524, House of Commons, 08.03.2016.
• Miller V.: EU External Agreements: EU and UK procedures, Briefing Paper" no. CBP 7192, House of Commons, 28.03.2016.
• Nicolaides Ph. i in.: A New Settlement for the UK: A "Leap in the Dark", „Bruges European Economic Policy briefing" no. 39 (March 2016), College of Europe.
• Tekin F.: Brexit or No Brexit? Political and Institutional Implications of an EU without the UK, „IAI Working Paper" iss. 16/07, Istituto Affari Internazionali.

LUTY 2016

• Bertoncini Y. i inn.: The EU-UK Agreement: much ado about (almost) nothing?, „Tribune", Notre Europe - Jacques Delors Institute, 25.02.2016.
• Borońska-Hryniewiecka K.: A Win-Win Situation? What to Make of the EU-UK Deal, „PISM Strategic File" nr 3 (84), Polski Instytut Spraw Międzynarodowych, 22.02.2016.
• Burke C. i inn.: Life on the Edge: EFTA and the EEA as a Future for the UK in Europe, „European Public Law" iss. 1, (2016) 22, s. 69–96.
• Emerson M.: The Final Brexit Question The known Plan A to remain or the unknown Plan B to leave, „CEPS Working Document" no. 418, Centre for European Policy Studies, February 2016.
• Gee G. i inn.: Leaving the EU? The Legal Impact of 'Brexit' on the United Kingdom, „European Public Law" iss. 1, (2016) 22, s. 51–56.
• Ham P. van: Brexit: Strategic Consequences for Europe. A Scenario Study, „Clingendael Report", Netherlands Institute of International Relations 'Clingendael', February 2016.
• Łazowski A.: EU Withdrawal: Good Business for British Business?, „European Public Law" iss. 1, (2016) 22, s. 115–129.
• Miller V. i inn.: EU referendum: UK proposals, legal impact of an exit and alternatives to membership, „Commons Briefing paper" no. 07214, House of Commons Library, 12.02.2016.
• Miller V.: EU referendum: UK's EU reform negotiations and the Tusk package, „Commons Briefing paper" no. 7497, House of Commons Library, 09.02.2016.
• Nicolaides Ph. i inn.: The New Deal with the United Kingdom: the Downside of Flexibility, „Bruges European Economic Policy briefing" no. 38, College of Europe, February 2016.
• Oliver T.: Why the EU Referendum Will Not be the End of the Story, The Federal Trust, February 2016.
• Pertusot V.: Rushing to a deal on the UK could be ill-thought-out for the EU, Institut francais des relations internationales, February 2016.
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STYCZEŃ 2016

• Biscop S.: Brexit and defence: where is the strategy?, EGMONT Royal Institute for International Relations, "Commentaries", 06.01.2016.
• Bond I.: The Brexit equation: EU minus UK = ?, Centre for European Reform, "Bulletin article", 22.01.2016.
• Piris J.-C.: If the UK votes to leave. The seven alternatives to EU membership, Centre for European Reform, "Policy brief", 12.01.2016.
  
  Patrz także: Materiały OIDE - Brexit - aspekty proceduralne, Nowe porozumienie dla Zjednoczonego Królestwa w UE