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. Join us at Queen's University Belfast for this special event that brings together academic experts from across Europe to discuss the socio-legal perspectives of Brexit.
Mr Shinichi Iida, Minister for Public Diplomacy and Media at the Embassy of Japan in the UK will visit Queen's University on 29 September to deliver a lecture entitled "Brexit and the Japan-UK relationship."
Professor Phil Scraton will lead a seminar exploring the significance of critical research in securing institutional changes and social justice.
Join us on Monday 6 November at 7.30pm for our latest Brexit Clinic.
This is a closed event for pre-invited students only.
This closed workshop is aimed at pre-invited A-level students.
Why not come along to the next QPol Brexit Clinic at Queen's on Wednesday 20 December at 12.00 noon.
Join Dr Katy Hayward as she presents the findings from the 'Bordering on Brexit study' she led on behalf of the Irish Central Border Area Network, which gathered views on Brexit of those on both sides of the border.
Join TREUP at Queen's for this interdisciplinary research seminar that addresses whether the legal frame of Economic and Monetary Union is in irreconcilable tension with the EU’s renewed social agenda and questioning whether the recently proclaimed European Pillar of Social Rights is sufficient to revive the EU’s original socio-economic model in the face of ongoing global economic distortions.
This BrexitLawNI Townhall Event will address the concerns of migrant communities in Northern Ireland.
