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Sheffield Skeptics in the Pub
Sheffield Skeptics in the Pub was founded in December 2009 and is a good way for people from all walks of life to hear from experts and discuss with them important issues that affect us all, while enjoying their favourite beverage. Meetings are held every third Monday of the month at Farm Road Sports & Social Club, Farm Road, Sheffield S2 2TP from 7.30 pm. There is no need to book and no entrance fee, but a voluntary donation of £3 is welcome to cover speaker's expenses and room hire. Parking is free.
Our January 2025 event, European Union integration and Trump 2.0, is presented by Knut Roder Associate Head of the Sheffield Institute of Social Science at Sheffield Hallam University. ‘Will the Donald Trump presidency 2.0 generate another crisis for the European Union integration process? During his first time in office, Trump did not hide his hostile attitude towards the EU, and it is widely expected that the European integration project will be challenged once more by Trumps “America first” strategy. Inevitably, EU policymakers will have to revisit key policy fields such as European security, economy and trade, climate, and the rule of law to protect themselves against adverse impacts linked to the unpredictability of US policy in the coming years. This talk will explore if previous dynamics of EU development can offer any indication of the direction the EU integration process may be heading under Trump 2.0.’
Our January 2025 event, European Union integration and Trump 2.0, is presented by Knut Roder Associate Head of the Sheffield Institute of Social Science at Sheffield Hallam University. ‘Will the Donald Trump presidency 2.0 generate another crisis for the European Union integration process? During his first time in office, Trump did not hide his hostile attitude towards the EU, and it is widely expected that the European integration project will be challenged once more by Trumps “America first” strategy. Inevitably, EU policymakers will have to revisit key policy fields such as European security, economy and trade, climate, and the rule of law to protect themselves against adverse impacts linked to the unpredictability of US policy in the coming years. This talk will explore if previous dynamics of EU development can offer any indication of the direction the EU integration process may be heading under Trump 2.0.’
Monday January 20th at 7.30 pm. No charge, but donations welcome.
Farm Road Sports & Social Club, Farm Road, Sheffield, South Yorkshire S2 2TP
Mon 20 January