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Brendan Shaw

Jan 49 min read

More ‘us’ and less ‘them’ thinking: a plea for 2024

Brendan Shaw “The governments may be different. But the people actually always have one desire and that is to live and to raise their...

Brendan Shaw

Jun 19, 20225 min read

Decoupling, deglobalisation and the price of lettuce: be careful what you wish for

Brendan Shaw “The failures of globalisation are not inevitable” - Joseph Stiglitz, Globalization and its Discontents Revisited,...

Brendan Shaw

Jun 17, 20215 min read

Fair dinkum or collywobbles? Life sciences and the Australia – UK free trade agreement

Brendan Shaw “Fair dinkum – (adj, Australian informal), true, genuine, authentic” - Aussie Slang Dictionary “Collywobbles – (noun, UK...

Brendan Shaw

Sep 23, 20201 min read

This could get messy: Trump’s New ‘Most Favoured Nation’ Executive Order on Medicine Pricing

Brendan Shaw Article published 24 September 2020 in PharmaBoardroom on US President Donald Trump's new Executive Order on Most Favoured...

Brendan Shaw

Sep 12, 20206 min read

What future from a ‘no-deal’ Brexit for UK life sciences?

Brendan Shaw and Sunayana Shah With the Brexit negotiations between the United Kingdom and the European Union at an impasse and rising...

Brendan Shaw

Dec 4, 20195 min read

What trade war?: Western and Chinese life science companies just get on with it

"When the winds of change blow, some people build walls and others build windmills" - Chinese proverb There’s been a lot said about the...

Brendan Shaw

Apr 27, 20193 min read

Should I Stay or Should I Go?: Brexit the Musical

Should I stay or should I go now? Should I stay or should I go now? If I go there will be trouble And if I stay it will be double So you...

Brendan Shaw

Apr 24, 20181 min read

UK-Australia trade deal an opportunity for life sciences in both countries

Article published on PharmaTimes online can be found here. #Australia #UnitedKingdom #Brexit #Britain #trade #industrialpolicy...

Brendan Shaw

Nov 29, 20174 min read

Brexit and life sciences: a British conundrum, an Australian perspective

Britain has a long tradition of excellence in developing medical breakthroughs. The breakthrough that transformed the world of medicine,...