British-European Relations Post-Brexit: A Legal Kaleidoscope Workshop. (Institute of European and Comparative Law, University of Oxford)

The Institute of European and Comparative Law is hosting a virtual one-day workshop on Brexit, which will take place via Zoom on Monday 21 September 2020. Given that the transition period has not been extended, leading scholars will look ahead and explore the UK’s future in Europe from a legal perspective. Building on two previous Brexit Symposia in February 2018 and March 2019, this workshop will be entitled “British-European Relations Post-Brexit: A Legal Kaleidoscope”. It will set out and discuss the potential and problems of Brexit in the three separate panels, which are dedicated to the (1) international/institutional, (2) commercial, and (3) personal/private dimensions.

Making the most of the virtual workshop setting, panellists will give short introductory statements to address their particular topic during the first half of each session. The second half of each session will then be available for substantive panel discussion. Members of the pre-registered audience will have the opportunity to ask questions via Zoom Q&A.

Charlotte O’Brien will be presenting on ‘EU social rights in the UK’

Zoom registration by 18th September 2020 here.
See here for more information.