What Does Brexit Mean for the UK and EU relations with China? The new British government has been clear and firm about Brexit meaning Brexit, but what does this mean for relations with China – both for the United Kingdom and China? In order to try to pry into some of the many difficult questions around this topic, Young China Watchers London is delighted to host Duncan Innes-Kerr, Asia Regional Director of the Economist Intelligence Unit, and Agatha Kratz, Associate policy Fellow at the European Council on Foreign Relations, in a town hall session moderated by Raffaello Pantucci, YCW Co-Founder. The event will aim to be a town hall discussion, offering participants an opportunity to hear some preliminary thoughts on the possible implications for the UK, EU, and their respective relations with China, as well as put their own thoughts and questions for discussion
We invite Duncan Innes-Kerr (Regional Director for Asia at The Economist Intelligence Unit) and Agatha Kratz (Associate Policy Fellow at the European Council on Foreign Relations) to discuss.
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Duncan Innes-Kerr
Duncan Innes-Kerr is the Regional Director for Asia at The Economist Intelligence Unit. He heads up a team of analysts covering the region, including the EIU’s Access China service, forecasting regional developments in China. Duncan is personally responsible for compiling economic and political forecasts a number of countries, most notably China. He has a Masters degree in Pacific Asian Studies from the School of Oriental and African Studies and a BA in Chinese Studies from Oxford University.
Agatha Kratz
Agatha Kratz is an Associate Policy Fellow for ECFR’s (European Council on Foreign Relations) Asia & China programme, working on EU-China relations. She is also a PhD candidate at King’s College London’s Lau China Institute. Until December 2015, Agatha was Editor-in-Chief of China Analysis.
