BIOGRAPHY
As well as being a leading professor in British and European politics, Anand Menon is also one of the most prominent voices on Brexit and the future of the European Union.
Having taught at the universities of Oxford and Birmingham, Menon was later appointed Professor of European Politics and Foreign Affairs at King’s College London. Throughout his tenure, Anand Menon has completed extensive research on the politics and policies of the European Union.
As the Director of a leading think tank, UK in a Changing Europe, he has run research projects into the policies of the EU, and the impact of these on both Europe and Britain.
Menon’s book, Brexit and British Politics (October 2017), suggests that Britain’s exit from the European Union was in fact the result of changing opinions and trends that have been growing throughout the last several decades. He makes the case that the implications of Brexit can only be fully understood by placing it in a wider context.
Anand Menon is currently also an Associate Fellow of Chatham House and Senior Associate Member of Nuffield College Oxford. He is known for his in-depth research into European politics and is one of the best regarded analysts of Brexit and its implications.
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ANAND MENON: KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Anand Menon has been studying the inner workings of European politics for decades. His research into EU policies and their impact, and his impartial analysis of Brexit and the evolving UK-EU relationship makes him an incredibly valuable speaker for audiences looking to explore these issues in greater detail.
As a speaker, Anand Menon provides unparalleled insight and incredible clarity into the hot button issues surrounding the future of Europe.
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Media links
“In conversation with Tony Blair and Nigel Farage” – March 2018
“Britain in Europe” – BBC Radio 4 interview, September 2017
“Labour’s stark division over hard Brexit” – The Times, September 2017
“What now for Brexit in light of the General Election results?” – The Times, June 2017
“Brexit will kill the next government’s plans dead in the water” – Prospect Magazine, June 2017
Books
October 2017
April 2008