Understanding Brexit - Britain's and Germany's Past and Future

07. Mai 2019

Lecture and panel discussion with

Prof. Dr. Brendan Simms
Professor of the History of International Relations in the Department of Politics and International Studies at the University of Cambridge
&
Dr. Anna Sauerbrey
Tagesspiegel
&
Prof. Dr. Andreas Rödder
Professor for Recent History at the University of Mainz

The lecture’s key theme, Professor Simms stated right in the beginning of his lecture, was not as much a lecture about the rights and wrongs of Brexit but rather an “exercise in big history”. His goal, Simms said, was to provide a greater context to understand the underlying dynamics that shape Britain’s separation process from the European Union.

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