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Panel discussion: ‘Remain for Change: Building European solidarity for a democratic economic alternative’

FEATURED EVENT: 15 June 2016: Panel discussion: “Remain for Change: Building European solidarity for a democratic […]
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15 - 16/06/2016
18:00 - 20:00
London, UK
University of Greenwich, London University of Greenwich, London
Panel discussion: ‘Remain for Change: Building European solidarity for a democratic economic alternative’
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FEATURED EVENT: 15 June 2016: Panel discussion: “Remain for Change: Building European solidarity for a democratic economic alternative“, with Keir Starmer MP,  Matt Wrack (General Secretary, Fire Brigades Union),  Ann Pettifor (Director, Policy Research in Macroeconomics-Prime), John Weeks (Emeritus Professor, SOAS),  Jeremy Smith (Co-Director, Prime), Jo Michell (Senior Lecturer, University of the West of England), Ozlem Onaran (Professor, University of Greenwich, GPERC), Engelbert Stockhammer (Professor, Kingston University) and Mehmet Ugur (Professor, University of Greenwich, GPERC). University of Greenwich, Queen Anne Court room QA080. Time: 18:00-20:00. Please find the RSVP form here. The report of EREP can be downloaded here.

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