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SUMMARY:BREXIT 15 months on – socio-legal perspectives for the EU and Europe
DESCRIPTION:15 months after the UK has lodged its intention to withdraw from the European Union (EU)\, there is limited information on what exactly the UK wishes to achieve. However\, this does and should not prevent the EU from responding to this withdrawal with a programmatic renewal. Clearly\, the EU’s social legitimacy is one of the areas where renewal is dearly needed – as is the question how the EU’s visions are communicated and realised at its new borders\, especially to the West and the East. \nBecause the EU is and remains a Community of Law\, new perspectives will impact on its legal nature\, giving much food for thought to socio-legal academics. \n\nPlenary Panel I: The EU’s social legitimacy after the UK’s withdrawal\nFree Movement of People in the EU after “Brexit”\nProf. Catherine Barnard\, University of Cambridge\, UK \nThe implications of “Brexit” for EU Social Policy\nProf. Mary Daly\, University of Oxford\, UK \nA European Social Union after the crisis\nProf. Frank Vandenbroucke \, University of Amsterdam\, The Netherlands  \n  \nPlenary Panel II: Perspectives for the EUs Eastern and Western Fringes\nThe EU’s role in policing the rule of law: reflections on recent Polish experience\nProf. Robert Grzeszczak and Dr. Stephen Terrett\, University of Warsaw\, Poland \nEuropean solutions for the island of Ireland\nProf. Dagmar Schiek\, Queen’s University Belfast\, Northern Ireland \nThe De-Europeanisation of border conflicts: the Brexit effect on UK territorial borders\nDr Nikos Skoutaris\, University of East Anglia\, UK \nTo view the full conference programme\, click here. \nTo register\, click here. \n
URL:https://qpol.dev.palebluedot.tv/event/brexit-15-months-later/
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