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CONTRIBUTORS:
GUEST WRITERS:
- Alexandra Bulat (PhD researcher at the UCL SSEES. Cambridge University and Sussex University graduate. Working on EU migration.)
- Alyssa Satara (Human rights advocate & social innovator.)
- Aemilia Scott (Filmmaker.)
- Amanda Paul (Senior Policy Analyst at the European Policy Centre, EPC.)
- Andy Bodle (Writer.)
- Aneil Sharma (Legal and political Brexit editor and blogger.)
- Camilo Lascano Tribin (Tech writer.)
- Caroline Jones Carrick (Director of award-winning nonprofit TEV Project.)
- Caroline Knowles (Professor of Sociology at Goldsmiths, University of London.)
- Clara Hanot (Eurogeek. European affairs professionnal.)
- Dania Cole (UG English Literature, Queen Mary University of London.)
- David W. Rudlin (Tokyo-based executive & author.)
- Demir Murat Seyrek (Senior Policy Advisor, European Foundation for Democracy.)
- Dom Pates (University of London Educational Technologist.)
- Evan Davis (Economist, Journalist & Presenter of BBC’s Newsnight, Dragons’ Den and the Bottom Line.)
- FM Hansen (Cartoonist.)
- Greg Camp (Writer.)
- Jackson Rawlings (Politics and Philosophy writer.)
- Jim Cornelius (Writer.)
- John Christiansen Jr. (Independent essayist.)
- Jon Grant (Former Leave voter.)
- Kevin Hjortshøj O'Rourke (Chichele Professor of Economic History at All Souls College, Oxford.)
- Laura Shields (Communications consultant in Brussels.)
- Marcus Stow (IT worker passionate about intersectionality in LGBTQ+ organisations & spaces.)
- Martin Cooper (Clips  various Select Committees (DExEU, Laision, Digi&Media etc),  Skypapers, Brexit features on BBC radio, and other bits and pieces.)
- Martyn Stanley (Author.)
- Michael Wake (Writer.)
- Michelle Pollino (Reporter & Writer.)
- Mike Selinker (Game designer, puzzlecrafter & author. President of Seattle's Lone Shark Games.)
- Peter R. Licari (PhD student in Political Science.)
- Rashmee Roshan Lall (Journalist. World affairs columnist.)
- Respectable Lawyer
- Sandra Wade (Model/Actress/Producer/Writer.)
- Sara Stefanini (Climate Home News' senior reporter, covering Brexit. Also a freelance writer, contributing to the Financial Times and other organisations.)
- Simon the Stylite (Brexit related commentary & first time novelist.)
- SKZCartoons (Cartoonist & anti-Brexit activist.)
- Steve Parks (Writer & entrepreneur.)
- Tessa Milligan (Anti-Brexit campaigner & actor)
- William Porteous Blyth (Writer & podcaster.)
- William Spivey (Writer.)
- Yolanthe Fawehinmi (Digital Journalist & content Editor.)
INFLUENCERS - GUEST WRITERS:
- Aidan Eyakuze (Executive Director of Twaweza East Africa.)
- Alan Wager (Researcher associate at The UK in a Changing Europe.)
- Alberto Nardelli (Europe Editor at BuzzFeed News.)
- Andrew Duff (European Federalist, President of the Spinelli Group, Visiting Fellow at European Policy Centre.)
- Anne-Laure Donskoy (Co-founder of the3million.)
- B. Jay Cooper (Former Deputy White House Press Secretary.)
- Baron Frankal (Group Strategy Director for MAG. Former Senior Economist at European Central Bank.)
- Brendan Ciarán Browne (Assistant Professor and Course Coordinator MPhil Conflict Resolution, Trinity College Dublin.)
- Brendan Donnelly (Former Member of European Parliament; currently Director of Federal Trust for Education and Research.)
- Charles Tannock (British Conservative MEP.)
- Charlie Mullins OBE (British businessman and Pimlico Plumbers CEO.)
- Chris Grey (Professor of Organization Studies at Royal Holloway, University of London.)
- Claire Gorrara (Professor of French Studies, Cardiff University.)
- Dmitry Grozoubinski (Former  trade negotiator at the WTO and other places for Australia, now working  at the International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development in  Geneva.)
- Duncan Green (Strategic adviser for Oxfam GB, Professor in Practice, London School of Economics.)
- Dr Eve Hepburn (Founder  of PolicyScribe & Fearless Femme, Honorary Fellow at the University  of Edinburgh’s Europa Institute and Academic Fellow at the Scottish  Parliament.)
- Fabian Zuleeg (Chief Executive & Chief Economist, European Policy Centre.)
- George Magnus (Economist, Author and Commentator. Associate at the China Centre, Oxford University.)
- Hana Trollman (PhD Researcher, Loughborough University.)
- Helen De Cruz (Philosopher & Associate professor. Educator.)
- Isaac Newton Farris Jr. (Nephew of Martin Luther King Jr, he serves as Senior Fellow at King Center.)
- James M. Dorsey (Award-winning, veteran journalist who covered ethnic & religious conflicts.)
- Jeff Cunningham (Business professor of global leadership. Former publisher of Forbes Magazine.)
- Dr Jen O'Ryan (PhD in Human Behavior, specializing in gender & sexual orientation.)
- Jill Gibbon (Senior Lecturer in Graphic Arts, Leeds Beckett University, artist and activist.)
- Sir John Curtice (Political scientist, Senior Research Fellow at NatCen, Professor of Politics at Strathclyde University.)
- Jon Worth (EU affairs writer and blogger.)
- Karen O'Reilly (Professor of sociology, ethnographer, Goldsmiths, University of London.)
- Katy Hayward (Senior  Lecturer in Sociology at Queen’s University Belfast, with 20 years’  research experience on EU/Irish border/peace process.)
- Kirsty Hughes (Director of the Scottish Centre on European Relations.)
- Madeleine Sumption (Director of the Migration Observatory, University of Oxford.)
- Maike Bohn (Co-founder of the3million.)
- Marwan Muhammad (Author and statistician.)
- Melissa Ryan (Author of the Ctrl Alt Right Delete weekly newsletter and founder of Factual Democracy Project.)
- Michael Gordon (Professor of Constitutional Law at the University of Liverpool.)
- Neil McBride (Reader in IT management at De Montfort University.)
- Nina Parker (Head of Legal Campaign & Activist at OFOC.)
- Nicolas Hatton (Co-founder of the3million.)
- Oliver Norgrove (MSc student at Royal Holloway, UoL. Former Vote Leave campaigner. Campaigning for an EFTA Brexit.)
- Otto English (Writer.)
- Paul Bernal (UEA Law Senior Lecturer in Information Technology, Intellectual Property & Media Law.)
- Paul Smalley (SOLSTICE Fellow and Senior Lecturer in Religious Education, Edge Hill University.)
- Peter Jukes (Author, Journalist & Director of Byline.com.)
- Polly MacKenzie (Director of cross-party think tank Demos, former Director of Policy for Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg 2010-2015.)
- Polly Polak (PhD Legal Researcher, Salamanca University.)
- Professor Tanja Bueltmann (Professor of History & Faculty Associate Pro Vice-Chancellor, Northumbria University.)
- Richard Broughton (Researcher - Media Research and Strategy.)
- Richard Murphy (Tax justice campaigner. Professor of Practice in International Political Economy, University of London.)
- Robert E. Kelly (Professor of Political Science, Pusan National University, South Korea.)
- Ronan McCrea (Senior Lecturer in Law, University College London.)
- Rosalind Shorrocks (Lecturer in Politics, University of Manchester.)
- Simon Usherwood (Associate Dean, Senior Lecturer in Politics at the University of Surrey and Deputy Director of the ESRC's UK in a Changing Europe programme.)
- Stephen Weatherill (Jacques  Delors Professor of European Law and Deputy Director for European Law  in the Institute of European and Comparative Law. Somerville College  Oxford.)
- Steve Bullock (Ex-negotiator for UK in EU.)
- Steve Peers (Professor of EU, Human Rights & World Trade Law, University of Essex.)
- The Secret Barrister (Junior barrister specialising in criminal law.)
- Tom Foale (Director, Cogniquant. CTO, Klaatu IT Security.)
- Tom Quinn (Senior Lecturer, Department of Government, University of Essex.)
ORGANISATIONS - GUEST WRITERS:
PARTNERSHIP:
PMP INVESTIGATIONS:
PMP TEAM:
- J.N. PAQUET — Editor, Journalist & Author.
- Daniel Reast — Editor-at-large.
- Leah — Social Media Assistant.
- Marine — Advertising Coordinator.
- Harry — Admin Assistant & Web-Editor.
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