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Book SynopsisIntroduction.- Part I - The Background to the New Relationship between the UK and the EU.- A historical perspective of the UK in Europe.- The impact of Brexit on UK constitutional law and politics.- Human and fundamental rights (incl. general principles of EU law).- Part II - The New Relationship as shaped by the 2019 and 2020 Agreements.- Citizens of the EU in the UK and British Citizens in the EU.- Trade in goods.- The future regulatory framework for commercial transactions in the UK and EU post Brexit: challenges and opportunities.- Criminal justice, police and counterterrorism cooperation.- Public procurement.- Northern Ireland.- The UK overseas territories: Gibraltar, Jersey and Guernsey.- Institutional framework, monitoring process and dispute settlement.- Part III - A New Relationship to forge.- Collaboration in the field of security and defence.- The international trade agreements of the UK post-Brexit.- The cooperation in the field of environmental protection.- European civil justice.- Financial Services.- Cooperation in education and research: the changing UK-EU relationship.- The European offices of the UK local authorities and devolved administrations after Brexit.- Conclusion.
