On Sunday 12th June the Economics Faculty of the School held a one day conference on the European Union. The aim was to provide some basic information on the EU in anticipation of the Referendum on 24th June. There were a series of short, 20 minute presentations on different aspects of the EU follo
On Sunday 12th June the Economics Faculty of the School held a one day conference on the European Union. The aim was to provide some basic information on the EU in anticipation of the Referendum on 24th June. There were a series of short, 20 minute presentations on different aspects of the EU followed by a short period of questions. Videos of the seven presentations can be seen below.
The programme is here:
10.00am
Welcome and Introduction
10.15am
The History and development of the EU
Dr D Hipshon
10.45am
Mr I Mason
11.15am
Coffee break
11.45am
Mr J Meltzer
12.15pm
Mrs A Lubikowski
12.45pm
Lunch
2.00pm
Location and Economic Potential
Mr P Holland
2.30pm
Dr P Bowman
3.00pm
Mr J De Val
3.30pm
Tea
4.00pm
Plenary session
4.30pm
Conclude (and retiring collection)
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