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What would Brexit mean for Eastern Europe?

With one month to go to the UK’s referendum on whether to remain in or leave the EU, concerns are growing in some quarters that a “Brexit” vote could harm Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). As things stand, it seems unlikely that there will be a significant economic impact in the short run. However, a vote for Brexit might embolden some CEE governments to pursue more populist policies, which could damage medium-term prospects.


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