Rolling news coverage: EU Referendum

Keep up to date with Kent's experts as they provide new insights and perspectives on key Referendum issues for UK and international media.

Recent selected coverage includes:

• ‘Britain’s Big Parties: At war with themselves‘ – Professor Matthew Goodwin – Bloomberg Businessweek
• ‘The Tragedy of Brexit demands a Politics of Paradox‘ – Dr Adrian Pabst – ABC Online Australia
• ‘The disunited Kingdom’ – Professor Matthew Goodwin – Sydney Morning Herald
• ‘London Protests: Will Brexit actually happen?’ – Professor Richard Whitman – Christian Science Monitor
• ‘Clear tension between what the voter wanted and what senior Euroskeptic leaders want to produce’ – Professor Matthew Goodwin – New York Times
• Inequality not personalities drove Britain to Brexit – Professor Matthew Goodwin – Politico EU
• Brexit is on: Britain votes to leave the EU – experts respond – Professor Peter Taylor-Gooby in The Conversation
• If U.K. votes Brexit, will other countries follow? – Dr Paolo Dardanelli comments for NBC News
• Essential guide to: EU referendum – Professor Richard Whitman in Ely Standard
• If UK opts for Brexit, which other EU countries could follow? – Dr Paolo Dardanelli in CNBC
• Bitter ‘Brexit’ campaign could turn on record numbers of voters – Professor Matthew Goodwin, Boston Globe
• Don’t Leave Us! Why Germany Needs the British – Professor Matthew Goodwin in Spiegel Online
• ‘A British Divorce From Europe? Henry VIII Blazed the Trail‘ – Dr Adrian Pabst in the New York Times
• ‘We’ve Got One Shot’: Warnings Unheeded in Brexit’s Northern Heartland – Professor Matthew Goodwin commenting for Bloomberg
• ‘Combative Brexiter who took control of Vote Leave operation‘ – Professor Matthew Goodwin’s comments on campaign events in The Financial Times 
• ‘Brexit and the undecided voter‘ – Professor Matthew Goodwin’s comments on polling in The Hindu
• Professor Richard Whitman on Daily Politics commenting on migration (available here at 8 minutes)
• Professor Matthew Goodwin on BBC Newsnight commenting on voting (available here at 5 minutes)
• USA Today and Chicago Sun-times – U.K.’s Cameron: Brexit would ‘put a bomb under our economy’ – Professor Matthew Goodwin
• Professor Mathew Goodwin’s comments on Brexit polls in The Business Times, Bangkok Post and Yahoo News.
• ‘U.K. Using Mild Humor to Ramp Up Referendum Turnout’ – Professor Matthew Goodwin in the Wall Street Journal
• Professor Matthew Goodwin’s comments on UKIP picked up in News Week and RT.
• ‘Massive generational divide marks ‘Brexit’ debate’ – Professor Richard Whitman in USA Today 
• Professor Matthew Goodwin in the Financial Times – Battle over Brexit targets Conservative voters and in The Australian – UK pollsters face own referendum as Brexit vote looms
• ‘In the ground war for the June 23 referendum, the Remain camp is making smarter choices and reaching more voters’. Read Professor Matthew Goodwin’s article in Politico
• Professor Matthew Goodwin’s study on campaign events in The Economist.
• Professor Matthew Goodwin’s comments picked up in various French national press including Le Matin, Le Point, L’Express and RFI.
• The Sun – ‘Blow for Leave supporters as figures show Remain is winning the Brexit ground war’ – Professor Matthew Goodwin.
• The Telegraph – ‘EU Referendum: 30 MPs and peers demand government removes pro-EU websites by end of week’ – Professor Matthew Goodwin
• Bloomberg – ‘Europe’s Troubles Pile Up at Home as Leaders Cross Globe for G-7′, ‘U.K. Pro-EU Campaign Asks Gove to Show Economic Case for Brexit’  and ‘Net Migration to U.K. Rises to Near Peak, Adding to Brexit Mix’ – comments from Professor Matthew Goodwin
• The Telegraph reports on ‘leading academic guru on the polls and data surrounding the EU referendum’ Professor Matthew Goodwin’s speech at Chatham House on 25 May
• Professor Richard Whitman quoted in Les Echos

Previous selected coverage includes:

• Dr Adrian Pabst on BBC Sunday Politics SE (available here at 46 minutes), on voter engagement
• Professor Richard Whitman, writing for Kent On Sunday (p 20), looks at how to find clear answers to issues on Referendum debate
• Professor Matthew Goodwin in The Sun: now ‘It’s all about mobilisation rather than persuasion’
• Professor Richard Whitman on the Big question: Will there be a second EU referendum? – Prospect Magazine
• Opinion polls and the Referendum – Professor Matthew Goodwin comment in City A.M.
• Dr Toni Haastrup asks Is it really that difficult to find women to talk about the EU Referendum? – LSE Impact Blog
• Professor Richard Whitman addresses what’s at stake in the referendum for the UK’s foreign and security policy for Belgian’s Egmont Royal Institute for International Relations
• “UK’s referendum is playing havoc with the timetable to further deepen security and defence co-operation within the EU” says Professor Richard Whitman in The Times Redbox
• What Future For The UK Outside The EU? – Op ed by Professor Richard Whitman in Eurasia Review
• Read Professor Richard Whitman’s article for Public Finance on Security in the EU referendum debate
• Professor Matthew Goodwin’s research referenced in Reuters syndicated article ‘English malaise stirs yearning for divorce from European Union’. Includes coverage in: New York Times, The Mail Online, Yahoo! India, The West Australian, Channel NewsAsia and Philly.com
• Politico.eu – Professor Matthew Goodwin – 5 ways David Cameron wins Brexit referendum
• Professor Richard Whitman’s comments on Obama and the Brexit debate picked up by the Mail Online, State of the State KS, The Straits Times, The Daily Chappaqua and Huewire News
• ITV – Professor Richard Whitman – Finding the facts: The truth behind referendum claims on EU borders and security
• “…if overall turnout is 50-55%, Brexit may well win” – Professor Matthew Goodwin in The Economist
• FT – ‘Enthusiasm gap’ could lead to Brexit – Professor Matthew Goodwin
• Kent on Sunday – Legal impact of a possible Brexit – David Radlett
• Newsweek Europe – Will David Cameron’s Crises Boost Brexit? – Professor Matthew Goodwin
• EurActiv.com – Why the UK Labour Party holds the key to Britain’s EU referendum – article by Dr Adrian Pabst
• Referendum, What Referendum? – Professor Matthew Goodwin contributes to an article in The Economist
• Politico.eu – Professor Matthew Goodwin – Brussels attacks change Brexit climate
• Expatica Netherlands – Professor Matthew Goodwin – ‘Project Fear’ stalks Britain’s EU Referendum campaign
• Kent on Sunday – Christopher Rootes, Professor of Environmental Politics and Political Sociology – EU referendum: a changing climate
• The Times Red Box –  ‘Where’s the poll bounce Mr Cameron?‘ – Professor Matthew Goodwin
• Financial Times – ‘All is not well among the UKIP leader’s flock‘ – Professor Matthew Goodwin
• Wall Street Journal – ‘Rivalries in the leave camp don’t appear to have hurt their backing in opinion polls‘ – Professor Matthew Goodwin
• Professor Matthew Goodwin (syndicated) – “Labour support risks Cameron’s Brexit campaign” – Digital Journal, EU Business, Yahoo!, GlobalPost, France24, MSB Germany, The West Australian
• Dr Fragkiskos Filippaios, Reader in International Business, in Kent on Sunday – a look at the impact the referendum could have on business
• Kent on Sunday – Dr Heejung Chung, Senior Lecturer in Sociology and Social Policy – “the pros and cons for workers’ rights”

• Selected coverage:
• Non broadcast – January 2016
• Non broadcast – February 2016
• Non broadcast – March 2016
• Non broadcast – April 2016
• Non broadcast – May 2016

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