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The Shared Market: The Future EU-UK Partnership?

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01 - 02/03/2018
Rue Montoyer, 40. 1000 Brussels
The Shared Market: The Future EU-UK Partnership?
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From 12.30 to 14.00. Lunch will be served from 12pm

In this lunch seminar IPPR will present their report “The Shared Market” (December 2017), where they set out a plan for a new UK-EU partnership that would meet the UK’s priorities and have the maximal chance of securing an agreement with the EU 27. There will be comments from invited Brussels-based speakers and a discussion with participants will follow.

Inputs from the authors of report “The Shared Market”:

Tom Kibasi, Director, Institute for Public Policy Research

Marley Morris, Senior research fellow, Institute for Public Policy Research

Comments:

Esther Lynch, ETUC

David Rinaldi, Senior Economic Policy Adviser

Chair:

Charlotte Billingham, Executive Adviser, FEPS

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