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DESCRIPTION:Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs Center for European Studie
 s present&nbsp\;Will Brexit Break Britain? A Talk by&nbsp\;Samuel Marc Low
 e\,&nbsp\;Center for European Reform&nbsp\;Britain is due to\nleave the EU
  on October 31. At this stage\, we still do not know whether this\n"do or 
 die event" (as Prime Minister Johnson calls it) will take\nplace. Nor do w
 e know whether the event will be preceded or succeeded by a\nGeneral Elect
 ion.&nbsp\; It is also unclear whether Brexit will take the form of\na cra
 sh-out "No Deal" or by way of Theresa May's "Withdrawal\nAgreement" (with 
 or without an Irish "Backstop"). And perhaps\nthe biggest uncertainty of a
 ll: Can the UK economy flourish outside the Single\nMarket and Customs Uni
 on? To answer these questions\, we will have one of the\nmost knowledgeabl
 e trade experts in Europe\, Sam Lowe (live from London\, England). Sam is 
 a senior research fellow at the Centre for European Reform. He is a member
  of the British governments Strategic Trade Advisory Group (2019-). He is 
 also a visiting research fellow at The Policy Institute\, Kings College Lo
 ndon and a co-founder of the UK Trade Forum. He works on trade issues\, wi
 th a focus on Brexit\, customs and regulatory barriers\, and trade in serv
 ices. He regularly briefs businesses\, government officials\, politicians 
 and European institutions\, including Parliamentary select committees and 
 the European Central Bank. Sam often appears in the media\, including the 
 BBC Radio 4 Today Programme\, The Financial Times\, The Times\, Politico\,
  The Economist\, The Wall Street Journal and Sky News. Sponsored by Moynih
 an Institute of Global Affairs\, and Center for European Studies.&nbsp\;Co
 ntact Havva Karakas-Keles for more information: hkarakas@syr.edu  
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SUMMARY:Will Brexit Break Britain?
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs </p><p
 >Center for European Studies </p><p>present&nbsp\;</p><p><strong>Will Brex
 it Break Britain? </strong></p><p>A Talk by&nbsp\;Samuel Marc Lowe\,&nbsp\
 ;Center for European Reform&nbsp\;</p><p>Britain is due to\nleave the EU o
 n October 31. At this stage\, we still do not know whether this\n"do or di
 e event" (as Prime Minister Johnson calls it) will take\nplace. Nor do we 
 know whether the event will be preceded or succeeded by a\nGeneral Electio
 n.&nbsp\; It is also unclear whether Brexit will take the form of\na crash
 -out "No Deal" or by way of Theresa May's "Withdrawal\nAgreement" (with or
  without an Irish "Backstop"). And perhaps\nthe biggest uncertainty of all
 : Can the UK economy flourish outside the Single\nMarket and Customs Union
 ? To answer these questions\, we will have one of the\nmost knowledgeable 
 trade experts in Europe\, Sam Lowe (live from London\, England). </p><p>Sa
 m is a senior research fellow at the Centre for European Reform. He is a m
 ember of the British governments <a href="https://www.gov.uk/government/gr
 oups/strategic-trade-advisory-group">Strategic Trade Advisory Group</a> (2
 019-). He is also a visiting research fellow at The Policy Institute\, Kin
 gs College London and a co-founder of the UK Trade Forum. He works on trad
 e issues\, with a focus on Brexit\, customs and regulatory barriers\, and 
 trade in services. He regularly briefs businesses\, government officials\,
  politicians and European institutions\, including Parliamentary select co
 mmittees and the European Central Bank. Sam often appears in the media\, i
 ncluding the BBC Radio 4 Today Programme\, <em>The Financial Times\, The T
 imes</em>\, <em>Politico\, The Economist\, The Wall Street Journal</em> an
 d Sky News. </p><p>Sponsored by Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs\, and
  Center for European Studies.&nbsp\;</p><p>Contact Havva Karakas-Keles for
  more information: <a href="mailto:hkarakas@syr.edu">hkarakas@syr.edu</a> 
  </p>
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