S4 Ep7: European Parliament: More representative post-Brexit?

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Brexit has afforded the European Parliament with the opportunity to reform - but will the current proposals for reallocating the UK's 73 seats after 2019 fully realise that opportunity? In the latest chapter of 'The Sound of Economics', Bruegel director Guntram Wolff highlights the potential political ramifications of seat reallocation, and the difficulties inherent in making the Parliament more representative while staying within the bounds of previous agreements. Read more on the topic on Bruegel website SPEAKER Guntram B. Wolff, Director, Bruegel PRODUCTION Sean Gibson & Giuseppe Porcaro

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