4:00 – 5:30 pm
The European Union is the largest trading partner for the United Kingdom and their economies are deeply intertwined. This brings up the question what the economic consequences of the Brexit will be. Some argue that the disentangling of trade relations will be close to impossible while others believe that this is the UK’s chance to break free. But will Britain indeed be in a position to design better trade agreements and can the EU as a result follow through with further integration steps towards a fully-fledged Economic Union? Or is it just a losing game for both?
Welcome
Robert Falkner, Associate Professor of International Relations; Co-Director, Dahrendorf Project; Academic Director, TRIUM Global EMBA, London
Chair
Anna auf dem Brinke, Research Fellow, Jacques Delors Institut-Berlin
Introductory statements
Henrik Enderlein, Director, Jacques Delors Institut-Berlin; Professor of Political Economy and Associate Dean, Hertie School of Governance, Berlin
Garvan Walshe, CEO, Brexit Analytica, London
Participation to this event is by invitation only. However, if you wish to attend this discussion, please get in touch via e-mail (dahrendorf-project@hertie-school.org)