Join us for our series of talks with Visiting Professor of Practice Damon Silvers on 'The Pre and Post-History of Brexit: Race, Class and Finance in the Making of British Economic Strategy'.
These lectures will explore the deep history of Brexit and the economic aftermath of Brexit in the context of Britain's growth crisis. The first lecture will look at the prehistory of Brexit and its roots in the post-imperial crisis of British industry and the neoliberal approach to British political economy of successive British governments in the 1990's during the high tide of European integration. The focus will be on the centrality of issues of race, class and empire to the economic fate of post-imperial Britain. The second lecture will look at the economic trap of post-Brexit, post financial crisis Britain, and why escaping from the growth trap Britain is in will require rethinking Britain's fundamental economic strategy in the neoliberal era.
Free events, Q&A to follow.
The Pre-history of Brexit: Empire, Race and Class in the Road to Brexit
9th May 2023: Damon Silvers, Visiting Professor at IIPP
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16th May 2023: Damon Silvers, Visiting Professor at IIPP
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