Lecture
Tickets for this lecture can be collected from 18.45 hours in the Vrijhof Foyer. Students free/others pay 5 euro.
Joris Luyendijk on the Brexit
A marriage falling apart. The English government and the European Union have exhausting negotiations about the Brexit. A tiny majority of the British people voted for the exit out of the EU, but it seems a very difficult operation to separate the two. Well-known journalist drs. Joris Luyendijk who lives in the UK for some years now, will voice his opinion about this divorce and the implications. Luyendijk wrote books about democracy, Islam, bankers and Dutch politicians. Moreover he fully participates in the public debate about the Brexit.
Moderator: Joost van den Akker MA is researcher at the UT and an expert in regional politics and European law.
Tuesday 23 January, 19.30-21.00 hours/ Vrijhof/Agora
In cooperation with Sirius
