Expert opinions cover Brexit womens protests in South Korea and Boko Haram

In an article for 'The UK in a Changing Europe', Dr Simona Guerra from the School of History, Politics and International Relations has examined the 60th anniversary of the Treaty of Rome and attitudes towards Brexit following the recent pro-EU march in London.

• Read the article 'The Ventotene Manifesto and the European Union at sixty' hosted on Think: Leicester here

PhD student Chanhyo Jeong from the School of Business has written a staff blog about women’s protests in South Korea, an inspiring story of how the relentless power of people can sometimes overturn the most powerful regimes.

• Read the full article 'Korean Women and the ‘Cat’s Labour Union’' hosted on Think: Leicester here

Britain's biggest post-Brexit challenge will be dealing with its imperial past, says Dr Stan Neal from the School of History, Politics and International Relations, in an article for Al Jazeera.

• Read the article 'Is Brexit Britain suffering from an imperial hangover?' hosted on Think: Leicester here

In an article for The Conversation, James Hamill from the School of History, Politics and International Relations has discussed how good governance is the most effective antidote to Boko Haram.

• Read the full article 'To finally defeat Boko Haram, Nigeria’s leaders must change their ways' hosted on Think: Leicester here

In an article for The Conversation, Oxana Golynker from the School of Law discusses EU citizenship post-Brexit

• Read the full article 'Dual nationality won’t work for everyone who wants to keep EU citizenship after Brexit' hosted on Think: Leicester here

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