Dr Holger Hestermeyer

PMP Magazine Contributor.
Dr Holger Hestermeyer
4 articles in PMP Magazine

Reader of The Shell Lectureship in Intl Dispute Resolution. School of Law, King's College London.

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No dynamic alignment vs remain aligned.

Useful fact-checking thread by an expert responding to journalist Andrew Neil’s tweet that some Member States may be trying to force the UK into a dynamic alignment so the EU can impose future new rules to Britain. [Read now...]

PMP EXCLUSIVE
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Threadscriptor, Andrew Neil, Brexit, Brexit Britain, EU27, European Commission, European Union, Fact-Check, ICYMI, Twitter thread, UK-EU Relationship

The story of the Hamburg Free Port and why it was abolished.

As we are discussing Free Ports: Let me tell you the story of the Hamburg Free Port. Der Hamburger Freihafen. [Read now...]

Tags:
Analysis, Brexit, Hamburg, European Union, Freeports, Germany, Twitter thread

Why MPs taking charge of the Commons timetable is not a “dangerous, unpredictable precedent”.

Holger Hestermeyer on why, contrary to what government claims, it is quite normal for parliament in other countries, not the executive, to decide what it debates. [Read now...]

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Parliament, Brexit, Opinion

Debunking more Brexiters’ WTO unicorns.

Does WTO law allow us to go without tariffs in the UK/EU relationship for 10 years, to give us time to negotiate a free trade agreement? Professor Holger Hestermeyer disproves the Brexiters’ claim. [Read now...]

Tags:
Fact-Check, Brexit, Facts, Brexiters, WTO, Twitter thread

PMP MAGAZINE

— Politics Means Politics™ —

No dynamic alignment vs remain aligned.

Threadscriptor, Andrew Neil, Brexit, Brexit Britain, EU27, European Commission, European Union, Fact-Check, ICYMI, Twitter thread, UK-EU Relationship

The story of the Hamburg Free Port and why it was abolished.

Analysis, Brexit, Hamburg, European Union, Freeports, Germany, Twitter thread

Why MPs taking charge of the Commons timetable is not a “dangerous, unpredictable precedent”.

Parliament, Brexit, Opinion

Debunking more Brexiters’ WTO unicorns.

Fact-Check, Brexit, Facts, Brexiters, WTO, Twitter thread

PMP MAGAZINE

— Politics Means Politics™ —