Michael Russell MSP – Brexit and the implications for higher education in Scotland
Announcement of a public lecture by Michael Russell MSP, Scotland’s Minister for UK Negotiations on Scotland’s Place in Europe, in June 2017.
Scotland-EU Relations as Brexit Talks Unfold – Fiona Hyslop MSP
Announcement of a speech in June 2017 by Cabinet Secretary Fiona Hyslop MSP on how Scotland’s EU relationship will evolve as negotiations progress.
Expert-led seminar to examine private rented sector
Expert-led seminar on the private rented sector.
Anton Muscatelli lecture – Brexit and the future of the Scottish and UK economy
Video of a major speech on the economic consequences of Brexit given by the Principal of the University of Glasgow Professor Anton Muscatelli in March 2017.
Policy Scotland welcomes senior German MEP
German MEP David McAllister spoke on how the Brexit process is viewed in Brussels and Berlin and how the European institutions would approach the forthcoming Brexit negotiations in March 2017.
Foreign and security policy consequences of Brexit – a view from Central Europe
Dr Károly Grúber speak the University of Glasgow for a seminar on the possible foreign and security policy consequences of Brexit.
Policy Scotland Annual Lecture: Lord Kerr, Can the Brexit Train Crash be Avoided?
Video of public lecture by Lord Kerr on Brexit: Is the Train Crash Avoidable in February 2017
2017 Annual Lecture roundup
We were delighted to welcome Lord Kerr for our 2017 Annual Lecture last week – with almost 300 people packed into the Sir Charles Wilson lecture theatre to hear the former EU Ambassador give speak on “Brexit: Is the Train-Crash Avoidable?”. After being welcomed by the Principal, Lord Kerr gave a fascinating talk focusing on what…
The path to Brexit is still uncharted
Professor Anton Muscatelli, ahead of an expert panel discussion on Brexit, writes that six months after the UK’s vote to leave the EU, the path to Brexit is still uncharted.
After the Event: Josef Konvitz – Brexit and Freedom of Movement
Text of a lecture given by Professor Josef Konvitz discussing why freedom of movement is in fact critical not only to the future of the EU economy, but to that of the UK as well.