In association with the James Madison Trust for the study of federal systems, The School of Politics and International Relations at the University of Kent is convening a series of seminars on the EU referendum ahead of the vote on 23 June.<\/p>\n
The first seminar will be on the EU’s Political Economy<\/strong>. It will\u00a0take place on Tuesday 22 March, 4-7pm in Committee Room G, House of Lords<\/strong>, including a drinks reception.<\/p>\n \u200bPlease find attached copy of the\u00a0invitation and programme<\/a>. Access to Comm\u200bittee Room G is via Black Rod’s Garden entrance (see map<\/a>).<\/p>\n There will be\u00a0some fantastic experts\u00a0and leading politicians from across the political spectrum\u00a0who take different positions on whether to remain or to leave, including\u00a0\u200bBaroness Sharon Bowles (Liberal\u00a0Democrat), Lord Maurice Glasman (Labour),\u00a0Mark Field MP (Conservative) [tbc]\u200b, Dr Julie Smith (Cambridge).<\/strong><\/p>\n We will debate the economic\u00a0pros and cons of Britain’s EU membership, but also the emerging\u00a0\u00a0economic governance of the EU and relations between euro- and non-euro members.<\/p>\n Please contact Dr Adrian Pabst if you would like to attend or complete the registration via this eventbrite link<\/a><\/p>\n RSVP A.Pabst@kent.ac.uk<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"