Kyushu University’s EU Centre and the Centre for Asia-Pacific Future Studies (CAFS) will jointly convene a roundtable to discuss Britain’s recent vote to leave the European Union – and what it may mean for Britain itself, Europe and Japan.
The venue will be the ’21st Century Communication Plaza’ (21世紀交流プラザ) on Hakozaki Campus – the ‘multi-purpose hall’ on the first floor. (The plaza is next to the old Faculty of Engineering building, in a small park/garden.)
Prof. Hachiya (former head of, currently advisor to, Kyudai’s EU Centre), myself and Ted Boyle of CAFS/Faculty of Law will start the roundtable by briefly presenting some of our own reflections on ‘Brexit’, before opening the session to questions and discussion.
Date: 13th July 2016
Time:1730-1930
Venue:
’21st Century Communication Plaza’ on Hakozaki Campus – the ‘multi-purpose hall’ on the first floor. 九州大学箱崎キャンパス理系地区21世紀交流プラザⅠ[1F]多目的ホール
Language: English, Japanese
Organiser:
Kyushu University’s EU Centre and the Centre for Asia-Pacific Future Studies (CAFS)
九州大学EUセンター、アジア太平洋未来研究センター
Panel:
・八谷まち子（九州大学EUセンターアドバイザー、法学研究院特任研究員）Advisor, EUCentre
・Edward Vickers（人間環境学研究院教授）Professor, Department of Education
・Ted Boyle（法学研究院助教）Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law
Anybody and everybody interested in the topic is welcome.
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