About UK in a Changing EuropeUK in a Changing Europe promotes rigorous, high-quality and independent research into the complex and ever changing relationship between the UK and the European Union (EU).It provides an authoritative, non-partisan and impartial reference point for those looking for information, insights and analysis about UK-EU relations that stands aside from the politics surrounding the debate.UK in a Changing EuropeUKCE_7fd1187a-6212-11ec-9a9a-e0650b83ea00Economic and Social Research CouncilFunded by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), which is part of UK Research and Innovation, and based at King’s College London, UK in a Changing Europe explores the three key aspects of UK and EU dynamics.Policy MakersThe initiative’s work is tailored to be easily accessible to policy makers, businesses, journalists, civil society organisations, educational institutions and the general public who are interested in the UK’s relationship with the EU.BusinessesJournalistsCivil Society OrganisationsEducational InstitutionsThe General PublicUK in a Changing Europe StaffAnand MenonProfessor | Director of UK in a Changing Europe ~ Anand Menon is Director of the UK in a Changing Europe and Professor of European Politics and Foreign Affairs at King’s College London. He has written widely on many aspects of EU politics and policy and on UK-EU relations. He is a frequent contributor to the media on matters relating to British relations with the EU.Catherine BarnardProfessor | Deputy Director at UK in a Changing Europe ~ Catherine Barnard is a Professor in European Union Law and Employment Law at the University of Cambridge. Her project looks at the lived experience of working as an EU migrant in the UK, in the run up to Brexit and beyond.Paula SurridgeDeputy Director at UK in a Changing Europe ~ Paula Surridge is a senior lecturer at the University of Bristol's School of Sociology, Politics and International Studies. Paula's research focuses on social and political values, using large-scale quantitative data sources to investigate how these values have influenced voting behaviour at general elections, and more recently at the EU Referendum.Jill RutterSenior research fellow ~ Previously, Jill was programme director at the Institute for Government (IfG) directing the organisation’s work on better policy making and Brexit. She is an experienced former senior civil servant, having worked in HM Treasury, Number 10 and Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (Defra). Jill’s writing is frequently in the media and she is a regular commentator on radio and television and tweetsDaniel WincottProfessor | Director of Governance after Brexit ~ A political scientist and policy analyst by background, he has developed wide-ranging research interests and an enthusiasm for working across disciplines (politics, law, socio-legal studies, social and public policy). His research ranges over such issues as: devolution and territorial governance; Constitutional law and politics; comparative welfare state theory and analysis; European integration, especially in the areas of social policy and law.Alan WagerResearch associate ~ Dr Alan Wager is a Research Associate at the UK in a Changing Europe. Previously, Alan was By-Fellow at Churchill College, Cambridge and a researcher at the London School of Economics and the University of Manchester. His PhD thesis - concerning inter-party and operation in British politics - was completed at Queen Mary, University of London, where he taught undergraduate modules on British politics.Joël RelandPublic and Foreign Policy Researcher ~ Joël is a public and foreign policy researcher at the UK in a Changing Europe. His academic background is in international politics and the history of political thought, with a research interest in UK and EU foreign policy, European politics, and migration. He previously worked at the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, and as a researcher at Full Fact.Sarah OvertonResearcher ~ Sarah Overton is a Researcher at the UK in a Changing Europe. Her research interests include: the UK and EU on the global stage; EU integration, coherence and actorness; and UK and EU migration policy and mechanisms. Previously, Sarah worked in Parliament on UK-EU relations, foreign policy, home affairs and justice. She completed her Master's in EU International Relations and Diplomacy Studies at the College of Europe in Bruges where she was an ENP Scholar, focusing on the EU's external relations and representation, political risk analysis, international negotiations and EU law. Her Master's thesis analysed EU coherence on security and migration policy.UK in a Changing Europe Senior FellowsDavid BaileyProfessorCatherine BarnardProfessorMeredith CrowleyDrJohn CurticeProfessorSarah HallProfessorKaty HaywardProfessorHussein KassimProfessorNicola McEwenProfessorJonathan PortesProfessorMeg RusselProfessorAnalysis that stands aside from politics_7fd11960-6212-11ec-9a9a-e0650b83ea00To promote research into the relationship between the UK and the European Union_7fd11a1e-6212-11ec-9a9a-e0650b83ea00AuthorityNon-PartisanshipImpartialityInformationInsightAnalysisDynamicsExplore key aspects of UK and EU dynamics_7fd11b2c-6212-11ec-9a9a-e0650b83ea00UKEUEU Policies_7fd11bd6-6212-11ec-9a9a-e0650b83ea001Impact of EU policies ~ How EU policies make a difference in areas such as the single market, financial regulation, trade, investment, growth and the free movement of people.AttitudesExplore attitudes towards the EU_7fd11c76-6212-11ec-9a9a-e0650b83ea002Attitudes towards the EU ~ Social and political attitudes, the nature of euroscepticism, generational differences, the media’s role.ChangesExplore changes in the UK and the EU_7fd11d20-6212-11ec-9a9a-e0650b83ea003A Changing UK in a Changing EU ~ Differences in public opinion in England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales; implications of constitutional changes in the UK and implications of British exit for different parts of the UK.2021-12-20https://ukandeu.ac.uk/about-us/OwenAmburOwen.Ambur@verizon.net