Henning Meyer

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Henning Meyer, born in 1978, is a German political scientist, analyst and commentator currently based at the Government Department of the London School of Economics and Political Science [1]. Meyer was previously head of the European programme at the Global Policy Institute [2] at London Metropolitan University. He is an expert on social democracy, European economic and social policy, Globalization, transatlantic economic relations and British and German politics.

Meyer holds an MA in British and European Politics and Government (London Guildhall University) as well as a PhD in Comparative Politics and an Executive MBA from London Metropolitan University. He is co-founder and editor of Social Europe Journal and a frequent contributor to academic and mainstream publications such as The Guardian Comment is Free [3] and DIE ZEIT online.

Meyer is also a regular TV commentator on political and economic issues on news channels such as BBC News, Al Jazeera International, France 24 and SBS Broadcasting Group Australia.

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Henning Meyer's LSE expert page [4]

Social Europe Journal [5]

Henning Meyer's personal homepage [6]


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