WHAT NEXT FOR EU-UK RELATIONS? with Michael Dougan and Christophe Hillion

Boris Johnson boasts that his major achievement since becoming prime minister was getting ‘Brexit done’. But with hindsight, what did this mean?

And what about the Northern Ireland Protocol? If parts need ripping up why is it that recent figures show business in Northern Ireland has been doing rather better than business on the UK mainland?

And now the huge flaws in Boris Johnson’s deal are becoming more apparent, what does the future hold for both the UK and the EU?

Back after his last ‘sell-out’ talk in Stratford and perfectly timed, Michael will be doing what he does best, giving his incisive, informed and penetrating analysis of these and other questions. As usual, expect Michael’s seering ability to cut through the political spin.

Joining Michael will be Professor Christophe Hillion from the University of Oslo, Norway. As well as giving us a different perspective from across the North Sea, Christophe will be gazing into his crystal ball to give an outsider’s view of the UK’s future prospects.

After the talks there will be plenty of time for your questions.

ABOUT OUR SPEAKERS

Michael Dougan is Professor of European Law at the University of Liverpool and Joint Editor of the Common Market Law Review - the world's leading scientific journal in the field of European legal studies. His book, "The UK's Withdrawal from the EU: A Legal Analysis" was published by Oxford University Press in 2021.

Christophe Hillion is Professor of European Law at the University of Oslo, research professor at the Norwegian Institute of International studies (NUPI) and, with Michael Dougan, Joint Editor of the Common Market Law Review.

EVENT INFORMATION


Please note this is our first ‘live’ event since the COVID pandemic. For this reason we are limiting numbers so that our audience can maintain social distancing. Early booking is therefore advised.

Admission is FREE but by ticket only. To help us cover the expenses of the evening we will be asking for voluntary donations at the end of the event so please bring any loose change for our collection buckets!

Reserved Admission tickets can be booked in advance from Eventbrite.

Doors will open at 6.30 pm when light refreshments will be available before the 7.00 pm start. The event will end by 9.00 pm. 


Stratford-upon-Avon School is a 20 minute walk from the centre of Stratford and a 10 minute walk from Stratford railway station. There are also more frequent services to Warwick Parkway on the Chiltern line (20 minutes by taxi to Stratford). For those travelling by car there is ample free parking at the venue.

ABOUT STRATFORD4EUROPE

Stratford-on-Avon for Europe, or Stratford4Europe for short, is a local, cross-party, grass-roots organisation which since 2016 has been campaigning for Britain to play a leading role within a strong and united European Union.

Members of Stratford4Europe have a wide range of ages and backgrounds but share in common a belief that the case for the UK eventually re-joining the EU is becoming clearer every day.

For more information about Stratford4Europe please contact us by any of the means below:

Website: www.stratford4europe.org.uk

Email: stratford4europe@gmail.com

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