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RE-IMAGING A UNITED KINGDOM?
Lord Alderdice, first speaker of the Northern Ireland Assembly,
'in conversation' with Prof Nicola McEwan
Monday 13th July, 6pm
 
 
This is the third in our series of webinars looking at how Covid could, or should, change how we take decisions in the UK going forward.

In our second webinar last week, Sir Simon Jenkins addressed the role of the localism. You can watch again here.  

Now we turn to the future of the union.  Please register today.
Re-imagining a United Kingdom?

Lord Alderdice, First Speaker of the Northern Ireland Assembly and former leader of the Alliance Party will be in conversation with...
Prof Nicola McEwen, Co-Director of the Centre on Constitutional Change at the University of Edinburgh and Senior Research Fellow with UK in a Changing Europe
It seems inevitable that, unless some action is taken soon, that Scotland will eventually secede – if not now, then next time. Meanwhile Northern Ireland still struggles to cometo grips with the implications of Brexit.  Can we re-imagine a new, looser structure, based perhaps on the Council of the Isles as in the Anglo-Irish agreement? Would that allow parts of the current UK to be members of the EU but not others?
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Monday 13 July, 6pm
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Relocalising economics?

Charlotte Alldritt, Director, Centre for Progressive Policy

Until recently, economics seemed one of the few elements of government – like foreign affairs or the Queen – which could not be localised. But it has become recently clear that some kind of diverse economic revitalisation on a local basis might be the
quickest way to re-start our economy. But how can we achieve it? Should we start with food? Will it require anti-trust action?
Monday 20 July, 6pm
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