Susan P Collard
Biographic Data
| ID | 4123367 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Susan P Collard |
| GIVEN NAMES | Susan P |
| FAMILY NAME | Collard |
| SIGNATURE | COLLARD S P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Sussex |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1890-430X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 22 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Drivers of Consensus: Responses to Brexit in Germany, France, Ireland and Poland
Brexit was potentially a highly divisive issue for the EU27 with states having different relationships with the UK. And yet in the period from the UK’s referendum in 2016 until the exit of the UK in 2020, the EU27 maintained a remarkable degree of unity. This article examines relative EU27 unity in the face of the Brexit process. The article is based on interviews and other research on four selected EU member states: Germany, France, Poland and I…
The membership of parties abroad: A case study of the UK
Against a long trend decline in the membership of political parties in Western democracies, there has been an unexpected surge in the UK since 2015. Interestingly, this phenomenon has also been observed amongst British expatriates, despite their historically very low levels of engagement. Our paper explores this development using a multi-methods approach to investigate its impact across the three main parties, comparing the relative importance of…
UK Parties Abroad and The Paradox of the Anti-Brexit Backlash
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UK Parties Abroad and Expatriate Voters: The Brexit Backlash
Recent developments in British politics have foregrounded two issues of particular importance to Britons living overseas: their voting rights in the UK and Brexit. In light of this, the number of British expatriates registering to vote has risen sharply and provided an incentive to develop UK parties abroad. We, therefore, set out the history and organisational structures of the major British parties abroad, and report the results of a unique onl…
The UK Politics of Overseas Voting
The enfranchisement of non‐resident citizens has always been controversial in the UK , where for historical reasons, voting rights are not as closely associated with citizenship as elsewhere. The introduction of ‘overseas’ voting in the 1980s by the Conservatives was contested by Labour as a form of ‘international gerrymandering’ since expatriates were widely assumed to be disproportionately wealthy and therefore more likely to vote Tory. Expatri…
Mise au point sur l'idée du Grand Louvre
Les ‘grands projets’ d'architecture réalisés par François Mitterrand représentent sa volonté de marquer son époque avec une empreinte culturelle et de s'inscrire personnellement dans l'Histoire française de façon permanente, traduisant par ce biais une forte présidentialisation du domaine de la culture. Malgré sa préférence personnelle très marquée parmi les nombreux projets pour celui du Grand Louvre, décelée à travers son suivi très attentif de…
A Case Study of Intra-EU Migration: 20 Years of ‘Brits’ in the Pays d’Auge, Normandy, France
The architecture of power: François Mitterrand’sGrands Travauxrevisited1
Building on earlier research, this paper proposes a more refined analysis of how the main decision‐making processes pertaining to the grands travaux were established in the very early stages. Informed by consultation of official archival sources to which access was obtained by special permission (dérogation), it shows the manner and extent of the personal intervention by François Mitterrand, and offers new insights into his attachment to the Gran…
The municipal and cantonal elections in France, 11 and 18 March, 2001
The UK Politics of Overseas Voting
The enfranchisement of non‐resident citizens has always been controversial in the UK , where for historical reasons, voting rights are not as closely associated with citizenship as elsewhere. The introduction of ‘overseas’ voting in the 1980s by the Conservatives was contested by Labour as a form of ‘international gerrymandering’ since expatriates were widely assumed to be disproportionately wealthy and therefore more likely to vote Tory. Expatri…
UK Parties Abroad and Expatriate Voters: The Brexit Backlash
Recent developments in British politics have foregrounded two issues of particular importance to Britons living overseas: their voting rights in the UK and Brexit. In light of this, the number of British expatriates registering to vote has risen sharply and provided an incentive to develop UK parties abroad. We, therefore, set out the history and organisational structures of the major British parties abroad, and report the results of a unique onl…
The membership of parties abroad: A case study of the UK
Against a long trend decline in the membership of political parties in Western democracies, there has been an unexpected surge in the UK since 2015. Interestingly, this phenomenon has also been observed amongst British expatriates, despite their historically very low levels of engagement. Our paper explores this development using a multi-methods approach to investigate its impact across the three main parties, comparing the relative importance of…
A Case Study of Intra-EU Migration: 20 Years of ‘Brits’ in the Pays d’Auge, Normandy, France
Drivers of Consensus: Responses to Brexit in Germany, France, Ireland and Poland
Brexit was potentially a highly divisive issue for the EU27 with states having different relationships with the UK. And yet in the period from the UK’s referendum in 2016 until the exit of the UK in 2020, the EU27 maintained a remarkable degree of unity. This article examines relative EU27 unity in the face of the Brexit process. The article is based on interviews and other research on four selected EU member states: Germany, France, Poland and I…
The architecture of power: François Mitterrand’sGrands Travauxrevisited1
Building on earlier research, this paper proposes a more refined analysis of how the main decision‐making processes pertaining to the grands travaux were established in the very early stages. Informed by consultation of official archival sources to which access was obtained by special permission (dérogation), it shows the manner and extent of the personal intervention by François Mitterrand, and offers new insights into his attachment to the Gran…
The municipal and cantonal elections in France, 11 and 18 March, 2001
A Case Study of Intra-EU Migration: 20 Years of ‘Brits’ in the Pays d’Auge, Normandy, France
The architecture of power: François Mitterrand’sGrands Travauxrevisited1
Building on earlier research, this paper proposes a more refined analysis of how the main decision‐making processes pertaining to the grands travaux were established in the very early stages. Informed by consultation of official archival sources to which access was obtained by special permission (dérogation), it shows the manner and extent of the personal intervention by François Mitterrand, and offers new insights into his attachment to the Gran…
Mise au point sur l'idée du Grand Louvre
Les ‘grands projets’ d'architecture réalisés par François Mitterrand représentent sa volonté de marquer son époque avec une empreinte culturelle et de s'inscrire personnellement dans l'Histoire française de façon permanente, traduisant par ce biais une forte présidentialisation du domaine de la culture. Malgré sa préférence personnelle très marquée parmi les nombreux projets pour celui du Grand Louvre, décelée à travers son suivi très attentif de…
The UK Politics of Overseas Voting
The enfranchisement of non‐resident citizens has always been controversial in the UK , where for historical reasons, voting rights are not as closely associated with citizenship as elsewhere. The introduction of ‘overseas’ voting in the 1980s by the Conservatives was contested by Labour as a form of ‘international gerrymandering’ since expatriates were widely assumed to be disproportionately wealthy and therefore more likely to vote Tory. Expatri…
UK Parties Abroad and Expatriate Voters: The Brexit Backlash
Recent developments in British politics have foregrounded two issues of particular importance to Britons living overseas: their voting rights in the UK and Brexit. In light of this, the number of British expatriates registering to vote has risen sharply and provided an incentive to develop UK parties abroad. We, therefore, set out the history and organisational structures of the major British parties abroad, and report the results of a unique onl…
The membership of parties abroad: A case study of the UK
Against a long trend decline in the membership of political parties in Western democracies, there has been an unexpected surge in the UK since 2015. Interestingly, this phenomenon has also been observed amongst British expatriates, despite their historically very low levels of engagement. Our paper explores this development using a multi-methods approach to investigate its impact across the three main parties, comparing the relative importance of…
UK Parties Abroad and The Paradox of the Anti-Brexit Backlash
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Drivers of Consensus: Responses to Brexit in Germany, France, Ireland and Poland
Brexit was potentially a highly divisive issue for the EU27 with states having different relationships with the UK. And yet in the period from the UK’s referendum in 2016 until the exit of the UK in 2020, the EU27 maintained a remarkable degree of unity. This article examines relative EU27 unity in the face of the Brexit process. The article is based on interviews and other research on four selected EU member states: Germany, France, Poland and I…
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