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...Economic and Social Research Council, as well as the Open University. And in this podcast, what I'd like to do is tell you a little bit about what we're going to be looking at, why we think it's important, and why we think different people will benefit from the research findings that we're going to be coming up with. But before I go any further, let me introduce the whole...

...economic. Leaving the EU will require that the UK borrow an extra £58 billion over the next five years. This is on top of falling tax revenues that could cost the government £66 billion. Under these circumstances, the continued funding of many public services, including the NHS, becomes unsustainable. The election of Trump will inflict parallel damages on healthcare in...

...economic geographer and I’m interested in borders because of what flows across them – people, money, goods – and what doesn’t flow across them. Now when the fences and walls started to go up on the inside of Europe, not on the edges of Europe, I got interested. Now, borders are supposed to be at the edges of sovereign territory, a place where access and entry is...