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Bailey, David and de Ruyter, A. and Hearne, David and Ortega-Argilés, Raquel (2022) Shocks, resilience and regional industry policy: Brexit and the automotive sector in two Midlands Regions. Regional Studies. ISSN 0034-3404
Bailey, David and de Ruyter, A. and MacRae, Claire and McNeill, Jon and Roberts, Julie (2022) Perceiving and managing Brexit risk in UK manufacturing: evidence from the midlands. Contemporary Social Science. ISSN 2158-2041
Korkut, Umut and de Ruyter, A. and Maganaris, Manos and Bailey, David (2017) What next for unions in Central and Eastern Europe? Invisibility, departure and the transformation of industrial relations. European Journal of Industrial Relations, 23 (1). pp. 1-16. ISSN 0959-6801
Bailey, David and Lenihan, Helena and de Ruyter, A. (2016) A Cautionary Tale of Two ‘Tigers: Industrial Policy ‘Lessons’ from Ireland and Hungary? Local Economy. pp. 1-19.
Book Section
MacRae, Claire and de Ruyter, A. and Roberts, Julie and McNeill, Jon and Bailey, David (2021) Brexit risk for UK manufacturing. In: Identifying and Managing Risk at Work. Routledge, London. ISBN 9781003164029
Li, Di and Shishank, Shishank and de Ruyter, A. and Ali, Syed and Bailey, David and Hearne, David and Salh, Sukhwinder (2019) Brexit and the Auto Industry: Understanding the Issues for Supply Chain Management. In: Brexit Negotiations After Article 50: Assessing Process, Progress and Impact. Brexit Studies Series . Emerald Publishing Limited, pp. 173-191. ISBN 978-1-78769-768-3
Monograph
de Ruyter, A. and Hearne, David and Bailey, David and Henry, Ian and Li, Di and Eade, Rachel (2020) Regional Transport – a supply chain mapping exercise and Brexit exposure check of automotive, aerospace and rail value dependency in the WMCA region. Working Paper. Centre for Brexit Studies.
Other
Bailey, David (2022) Shocks, Resilience and Regional Industry Policy: Brexit and the Automotive Sector in Two Midlands Regions. Birmingham City University, Centre for Brexit Studies Blog.
Bailey, David and Tomlinson, Phil (2022) April Will Be a Cruel Month for the UK Economy. Birmingham City University, Centre for Brexit Studies Blog.
Bailey, David and Rajic, Ivan (2022) Manufacturing after Brexit. Birmingham City University, Centre for Brexit Studies Blog.
Bailey, David and Tomlinson, Phil (2021) Some Priorities for the ‘Levelling up’ agenda. Birmingham City University, Centre for Brexit Studies Blog.
Bailey, David (2021) Whither ‘Industrial Strategy’? Building Back Badly. Birmingham City University, Centre for Brexit Studies Blog.
Bailey, David (2021) Nissan can live with the Brexit deal – for now. Centre for Brexit Studies Blog, Centre for Brexit Studies.
Bailey, David (2020) The UK-EU Trade Deal: what does it mean for UK Automotive? Centre for Brexit Studies Blog, Centre for Brexit Studies.
Bailey, David (2020) Deal or No Deal? Centre for Brexit Studies Blog, Centre for Brexit Studies.
Bailey, David (2020) The ICE Ban Cometh. Can we have a Plan please? Centre for Brexit Studies Blog, Centre for Brexit Studies.
Bailey, David (2020) Brexit, Batteries and Building Cars: Rules of Origin in the Auto Industry after Brexit. Centre for Brexit Studies Blog, Centre for Brexit Studies.
Bailey, David (2020) Industry 4.0 and Regional Transformations. Centre for Brexit Studies Blog.
Bailey, David (2020) The Economics of a sudden, screeching stop: more work needed to prevent lasting damage to the economy. Centre for Brexit Studies Blog.
Bailey, David (2020) Auto industry hit from Coronavirus could be even bigger than latest forecast. Centre for Brexit Studies Blog.
Bailey, David (2020) UK auto shuts down: government needs to step in to support workers, and fast, as Coronavirus hits. Centre for Brexit Studies Blog, Centre for Brexit Studies.
Bailey, David (2020) Budget Reflections: A welcome end to Austerity but more to be done. Centre for Brexit Studies Blog, Centre for Brexit Studies.
Bailey, David (2020) 2040, 2035, 2032? The ICE Ban: the UK need joined up policy to get there, not policy made up on the hoof. Centre for Brexit Studies Blog, Centre for Brexit Studies.
Bailey, David (2020) West Midlands transport industries and Brexit. Centre for Brexit Studies Blog, Centre for Brexit Studies.
Bailey, David (2020) Why UK Auto needs a Battery Giga-Factory, and soon. Centre for Brexit Studies Blog, Centre for Brexit Studies.
Bailey, David (2019) State Aid after Brexit. Centre for Brexit Studies Blog, Centre for Brexit Studies.
Bailey, David (2019) JLR: Back in Black. Centre for Brexit Studies Blog, Centre for Brexit Studies.
Bailey, David (2019) Auto makers prepare to shut down again fearing No Deal Brexit disruption. Centre for Brexit Studies Blog, Centre for Brexit Studies.
Bailey, David (2019) What No Deal would mean for UK Manufacturing. Centre for Brexit Studies Blog, Centre for Brexit Studies.
Bailey, David (2019) Carmagedden Down Under; how a country lost an entire auto industry. Centre for Brexit Studies Blog, Centre for Brexit Studies.
Bailey, David (2019) Brexit, Productivity and Competitiveness. Centre for Brexit Studies Blog, Centre for Brexit Studies.
Bailey, David (2019) Brexit and Investment: Assessment and Prospects. Centre for Brexit Studies Blog, Centre for Brexit Studies.
Bailey, David (2019) How long can Jaguar Land Rover continue to go it alone? Centre for Brexit Studies Blog, Centre for Brexit Studies.
Tomlinson, Phil and Bailey, David (2019) Industrial policy is back on the agenda – and it’s never been needed more than it is now by. Centre for Brexit Studies Blog, Centre for Brexit Studies.
Bailey, David (2019) UK Auto slumps amidst Brexit uncertainty. Centre for Brexit Studies Blog, Centre for Brexit Studies.
Bailey, David (2018) Solihull shut down: Brexit, diesels, new testing regime and now China uncertainty take their toll. Centre for Brexit Studies Blog, Centre for Brexit Studies.
Bailey, David (2018) Double Whammy Hits JLR. Birmingham City University, Birmingham.
Bailey, David (2018) JLR’s Discovery shift expected but big questions ahead. Centre for Brexit Studies Blog, Centre for Brexit Studies.