Brexit: Ten Years On
How have the intervening years since the referendum
changed Britain and its relationship with Europe and the world? Where do we go
from here?
Ten years after the Brexit referendum, debate continues over
its lasting effects on Britain’s politics, economy, and place in the world.
From shifts in domestic policy to changing relationships with European and
global partners, Brexit has reshaped the UK in complex and often unexpected
ways.
The discussion
will examine how research at King’s has helped shape understanding of Brexit’s
impacts, how policymakers assess the current UK–EU landscape, and what lessons
can be learned as the UK navigates the next phase of its relationship with
Europe and the wider world.
Drawing on in-depth research from King’s College London and its
partners, along with real‑world policy experience, the panel will assess what
Brexit has meant in practice and explore where the UK may go next.
