What is important to know about the Brexit negotitations?
What went wrong in Europe? How should the separation be organized to minimize damage? Negotitation research shows possible solutions: What are the prerequisites for successful negotiations? What should the negotiating partners keep in mind to make the result a satisfactory one to both sides? You are welcome to discuss these issues with negotiation expert Prof. Dr. Markus Voeth.
Contact: Prof. Dr. Markus Voeth, Department of Business Administration: Marketing & Business Development, +49 711 459 22925, E-mail
How will the Brexit affect the banks and the financial sector?
The Brexit will also have an impact on the world of finance. How will it affect banks and stock markets? What does it mean for shareholder? And what for London as a financial hub? Prof. Dr. Hans-Peter Burghof is happy to provide background information.
Contact: Prof. Dr. Hans-Peter Burghof, Department of Business Administration: Banking and Financial Services, +49 711 459 22901 E-mail
How do the media cover the Brexit?
How do the media cover the UK decision to leave the EU? How is the information presented, and which methods are used? And what effect do these methods have on recipients? It was a referendum that led to the Brexit. What is the role of direct democratic procedures in a democracy? Communication scientist Prof. Dr. Frank Brettschneider is happy to illuminate these aspects of the Brexit for you.
Contact: Prof. Dr. Frank Brettschneider, Department of Communication Science: Communication Theory, +49 711 459 24030, E-mail
How will the Brexit affect taxation?
The Brexit will also have an impact on tax laws. What is going to happen if the UK decides to lower corporate taxes after the Brexit vote? Will the UK become a tax haven? How will the Brexit affect invoicing for products and services imported from and exported to the UK? What do companies doing business in the UK need to know? What tax-related aspects should both sides take into account during the Brexit negotiations? Feel free to discuss the tax-related side of the Brexit with tax expert Prof. Dr. Holger Kahle.
Contact: Prof. Dr. Holge Kahle, Department of Business Administration: Business Taxation and Accounting, +49 711 459 22904, E-mail