Catherine Barnard

Professor Catherine Barnard, Professor of EU and Employment Law at the University of Cambridge, discusses discrimination claims in the context of AI. They explore existing case law on algorithmic determinations and potential defences and liability by companies. They also discuss the new proposal for an EU Platform Work directive and regulation of algorithmic performance measures.

Catherine Barnard, a Professor of EU Law, and Chris Bickerton, a political scientist, dive into the Supreme Court's critical prorogation case. They discuss the tension between judicial review and political power, exploring why courts are cautious about intervening in political matters. The implications for Brexit and parliamentary sovereignty are dissected, including whether the UK's constitution is shifting towards a more European model. The conversation raises questions about potential second referendums and the political dynamics affecting Brexit negotiations.

Catherine Barnard, a Professor of European Union Law at the University of Cambridge, delves into the complexities of Brexit and its impact on multilateralism. She discusses the paradox of Brexit, emphasizing the tension with institutions like the European Court of Justice and the WTO. Barnard highlights the duty of sincere cooperation in UK-EU relations post-Brexit, outlining the challenges and potential for collaboration, especially in employment law. Her insights shed light on the shifting landscape of international cooperation and trade.