Brexit - how has it affected the UK’s place in the world?

What’s on offer?

Come along and hear some leading researchers of international politics share their insights into how Brexit has affected Britain's standing in the world. How do other countries see Brexit and its implications? How has this affected the ways in which other countries engage with the UK? 

What’s it about?

Has Brexit reshaped other European countries' views of the UK? How has this happened and what are the implications? This panel discussion brings together a number of leading experts on international politics to reflect on whether and how Brexit has changed the way in which our European neighbours view the UK, and how this will serve to reshape Britain's new international relations. We look at the emerging footprint of British relationships with some of our most important European partners and consider what these developments mean. 

Who’s leading the event?

The Aston Centre for Europe:

• Dr. Carolyn Rowe (Co-Director)
• Dr. Ed Turner (Co-Director)
• Dr. Balazs Szent-Ivanyi (Deputy Director)

Open to

This event is open to anyone with a keen interest in British politics, the study of international relations and international history and / or the politics of contemporary Europe. We welcome all ages of audience member.

Of particular interest to

Anyone who follows British politics, European politics or has an interest in contemporary international affairs, as well as business professionals whose work embraces a specific European dimension.