The Anglosphere was one of the surprise winners of the 2016 Referendum campaign.  As an explicitly stated concept it appeared early on in the campaign but soon faded from view.  But where it did play a part in the campaign was less as a unitary concept but more in its constituent parts: sometimes as an example to emulate and at other times as another layer of global interference to reject.

Freedom of movement, which embodies a humanistic ideal about the potential of individuals to learn and take initiative, is essential in a knowledge-based, post-industrial society.  The debate over freedom of movement highlights the flaws in BREXIT based on a fundamental misunderstanding of “laissez-faire” which Walter Lippmann, in The Great Society, exposed in 1937.

You can check the program of the 1^st PROFIT workshop titled “1^st International Workshop on the Internet for Financial Collective Awareness and Intelligence” here: http://ifin-workshop.iti.gr/program.html

Registrations are open! Although participation in the workshop is free, early registration is recommended. Please register following this link.

The decision in the British referendum that the United Kingdom leave the European Union has shocked people not only in the United Kingdom and Europe, but throughout the world. It has added to instability in global markets, and has generated profound uncertainty about the future relations amongst Britain, Europe and Australia.