On 9th March 2021, the European Commission released its newly Digital Compass: the first detailed document by which EU’s Digital Decade ambitions are translated into measurable, […]
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Category: Economy & Trade
“Quo Vadis, Bitcoin?”, Judith Arnal Martín, María Eugenia Menéndez-Morán and Javier Muñoz Moldes (Elcano, Spain)
Technological progress has enabled the development of new assets that aim at fulfilling the functions of money. Replacing traditional money […]
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“Digital tulips and the spectre of inflation”, Miguel Otero-Iglesias (Elcano, Spain)
The history of money is as fascinating as the history of civilisation. So much that the two are closely linked […]
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“On the Dialectical Unity of Economics – Applied Economists, Boundary Walkers and the Emergence of Macro-Finance”, Matthias Thiemann (Sciences Po CEE, France)
This paper investigates how theories of financial markets and their impact on the real economy have developed since the great […]
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“Ukraine’s half-hearted reforms: What needs to change in the West’s approach?”, Arkady Moshes and Ryhor Nizhnikau (FIIA, Finland)
Comprehensive internal reforms, along with security cooperation, are a key pillar of West-Ukraine interaction. Thus far, however, the Western effort […]
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“EU-China investment agreement: the EU’s balancing act between values and economic interests”, Saila Turtiainen (FIIA, Finland)
The ratification process for the EU’s new investment agreement with China is expected to be very difficult. Although the aim […]
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“Searching for a Way Out of the Labyrinth of Digital Financial Innovations – The Trap of Regulatory Challenges in the Digital Financial System”, János Müller and Ádám Kerényi (IWE CERS, Hungary)
János Müller and Ádám Kerényi are monitoring the regulatory tasks and needs in relation to digital financial innovations, which are […]
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“Beyond Trade War in Washington: The United States and our less Global Future”, Lauri Tähtinen (FIIA, Finland)
The grand trajectory of the United States has shifted from leader to vocal sceptic of trade integration. Joe Biden is […]
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“Globalization: Challenges for Economic policy”, Miklós Szanyi (IWE CERS, Hungary)
Economic systems work in specific technological environment that determine not only the production process (the real economy), but also markets, […]
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“Chinese and Indian FDI in Hungary and the role of Eastern Opening policy”, Katalin Völgyi and Eszter Lukács (IWE CERS, Hungary)
The aim of this paper is to assess the main features of Chinese and Indian investments in Hungary and the […]
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“Collaborative Efforts to Stimulate Sustainable Investment for COVID-19 Recovery in Developing Countries”, San Bilal (Elcano, Spain)
Limited fiscal space in many developing countries demands collective efforts and EU leadership to help improve their macro-economic conditions and […]
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“China, the US and the EU: Three Ways of Confronting Big Tech”, Andrés Ortega (Elcano, Spain)
There is a general mobilisation on the part of states and governments against the power of Big Tech, the great […]
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“FDI-based models and what the future may have in store for them”, Magdolna Sass (IWE CERS, Hungary)
The economic strategy of the Visegrád countries has largely been based on attracting foreign direct investment (FDI). Although it showed […]
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“Developmental States in the Twenty-First Century: New Wine into Old Bottles?”, Judit Ricz (IWE CERS, Hungary)
On the eve of the twenty-first century both the world economy and economics as a social science face important challenges, […]
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“The EU-China Investment Agreement: A Step in the Right Direction”, Mario Esteban and Miguel Otero-Iglesias (Elcano, Spain)
The announcement of an investment agreement between the EU and China (EU-China Comprehensive Agreement on Investment, or CAI) on 30 […]
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“Brexit: Ending the City’s Dominance of European Finance?”, Graham Bishop (The Federal Trust, United Kingdom)
The future of the financial services industry – centred in the City of London – matters enormously to the health […]
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“Cash for development? The use of microcredits and cash transfers as development tools”, Aitor Pérez, Nicolás Ayensa and Maricruz Lacalle (Elcano, Spain)
This report provides details of the latest advances in these cash-for-development tools at a time when the EU is reshaping […]
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“Recovery and Resilience Plans for the Next Generation EU: A Unique Opportunity that must be taken Quickly, and Carefully”, Marco Lopriore and Marina Vlachodimitropoulou (EIPA, Maastricht)
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought a severe economic contraction in EU countries through a massive shock to demand and a […]
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“The Anatomy of the Newly Emerging Illiberal Model of State Capitalism: A Developmental Dead End?”, Judit Ricz (IWE CERS, Hungary)
The article aims to conceptualize the contemporary illiberal model of state capitalism with the main focus on emerging economies. State […]
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“Understanding corruption in the twenty-first century: towards a new constructivist research agenda”, Sofia Wickberg (Sciences Po CEE, France)
The search for a universally acceptable definition of corruption has been a central element of scholarship on corruption over the […]
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“The Reinvention of Development Banking in the European Union: Industrial Policy in the Single Market and the Emergence of a Field”, Daniel Mertens, Matthias Thiemann and Peter Volberding (Sciences Po CEE, France)
National development banks (NDBs) have transformed from outdated relics of national industrial policy to central pillars of the European Union’s […]
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“Factors for Short-Term Forecast of the Ukraine’s Economy”, Vasyl Yurchyshyn (Razumkov Centre, Ukraine)
From the very beginning of its deployment, the crisis caused a significant (“synchronised”) economic shock. The first measures to restrict […]
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“China and the USA in Central Asia: Competing Actors with Different Goals?”, Alica Kizeková (IIR, Czech Republic)
The chapter examines the engagement of China and the USA with the states in Central Asia in the era of […]
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“Customs brokers as intermediaries in international trade”, Hege Medin (NUPI, Norway)
Recent studies suggest that intermediaries like merchants facilitate international trade by reducing fixed trade costs for producers that trade through […]
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“After the Hungarian-Polish veto: What next for the EU budget and Corona funds?”, Manuel Müller (IEP, Germany)
The Hungarian-Polish veto of the new multi-annual financial framework has presented the EU with a major challenge. But even if […]
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“The African Continental Free Trade Area: The Role of EU Support for Africa’s Historic Trade Agreement”, Iona Lungu (ÖGFE, Austria)
The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) is an exceptionally ambitious project of Pan-African integration. Eliminating tariffs on intra-African imports […]
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“Is It Really Possible to Move Up in the Global Value Chains? Opportunities in Electromobility and New Modes of Mobility for the Central European Automotive Industry”, Gábor Túry (IWE CERS, Hungary)
The work deals with the effectiveness of the function of LEPLs and non-profit (non-commercial) legal entities under the central and […]
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“Factors for Short-Term Forecast of the Ukraine’s Economy”, Vasyl Yurchyshyn (Razumkov Centre, Ukraine)
From the very beginning of its deployment, the crisis caused a significant (“synchronised”) economic shock. The first measures to restrict […]
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“Housing in the Digital Age: Trends and Implications”, Carlos Delclós (CIDOB, Barcelona)
The digitalization of the housing market has had a particularly dramatic effect on cities. Short-term rental platforms are blurring the […]
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“European Union Recovery Funds: Strings Attached, but not Tied up in Knots”, Jean Pisani-Ferry (RSCAS-EUI, Italy)
This policy brief addresses how ensuring effective recovery spending is a high-stakes challenge for the European Union, with the potential […]
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“Technological advance and labour: A historical and global approach”, Annamaria Artner (IWE CERS, Hungary)
The author examines the effects of technological advance on the labour market from a non-mainstream, historical and global perspective. First, […]
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“Value Chain Approaches to Reducing Policy Spillovers on International Business”, Christopher Findlay and Bernard Hoekman (RSCAS-EUI, Italy)
Given rising technological and market-driven headwinds confronting GVCs, countries seeking to attract GVC activities have greater incentives to identify and […]
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“Export Restrictions During Global Health Crises: the International Community Can and Must do Better”, Laura Puccio and André Sapir (RSCAS-EUI, Italy)
Offers a legal and economic assessment of export restrictions and argues that the current international rules – administered respectively by […]
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“Blind spots in IPE: marginalized perspectives and neglected trends in contemporary capitalism”, Colin Hay, Genevieve Lebaron, Daniel Mügge, et al. (Sciences Po, France)
Which blind spots shape scholarship in International Political Economy (IPE)? That question animates the contributions to a double special issue—one […]
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“EU Financing for Next Decade: Beyond the MFF 2021-2027 and the Next Generation EU”, Brigid Laffan and Alfredo De Feo (RSCAS-EUI, Italy)
This edited volume on the EU Multiannual Financial Framework 2021-2027 offers a global comment on all the issues touched by […]
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“External Differentiation in Access to the Single Market: Effectiveness, Account-ability and Political Unity”, Andreas Eisl (IAI, Italy)
This policy paper studies external economic differentiation – that is, the various forms of third-country access to the European Single […]
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“Lessons from the Mountains: Mobility and Migrations in Euro-Mediterranean Agro-Pastoralism”, Domenica Farinella and Michele Nori (RSCAS-EUI, Italy)
Using the results of extensive fieldwork in pastoral regions of Greece, Spain, and Italy, the chapter shows the subaltern role […]
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“Chinese multinationals in East Central Europe: structural, institutional or political considerations?”, Ágnes Szunomár (IWE CERS, Hungary)
This thought-provoking book to which IWE CERS’s Ágnes Szunomár has contributed a chapter investigates the political and economic transformation that […]
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“Emerging-market Multinational Enterprises in East Central Europe”, Edited by Ágnes Szunomár (IWE CERS, Hungary)
The rise of multinational enterprises (MNEs) from emerging markets is topical, important and poses a number of questions and challenges […]
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“The ECB’s Mandate: Wider Perspectives on European Union Monetary Policies”, Michael Lloyd (The Federal Trust, United Kingdom)
Dr Michael Lloyd sets out the conclusions and recommendations of a new report reviewing the development of ECB monetary policy […]
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“How did Trade in GVC-based Products Respond to Previous Health Shocks? Lessons for COVID-19”, Anirudh Shingal and Prachi Agarwal (RSCAS-EUI, Italy)
Examines how trade in GVC-based products may have responded to two previous health shocks – SARS and MERS. The effects […]
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“Trade Reorientation and Restructuring towards Fast-growing Emerging Economies: Crisis Response of the EU Member States”, Yuhong Shang, Marjan Svetličič and Katja Zajc Kejžar (CIR, Slovenia)
The paper deals with the geographical reorientation and product restructuring of trade as a crisis-response strategy. The authors exploit the […]
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“Helping to spend it wisely: REACT-EU and the challenges of good projects”, Marco Lopriore (EIPA, Maastricht)
EU Member States are urged to use the new financing instrument, the REACT-EU initiative, to support regional and local economies […]
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“What role can EU recovery funds play in boosting new approaches to urban regeneration? The case of Spain and Portugal”, Eva Garcia Chueca (CIDOB, Barcelona)
The pandemic has made urban regeneration more urgent than before due to the impact of the crisis in the widening […]
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“Services Trade Policies and Economic Integration: New Evidence for Developing Countries”, Bernard M Hoekman and Ben Shepherd (RSCAS-EUI, Italy)
This paper provides the first quantitative evidence on the restrictiveness of services policies in 2016 for a sample of developing […]
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“The effects of industry 4.0 on foreign direct investment in the Visegrád Group countries”, Andrea Éltető, Magda Sass et al. (IWE CERS, Hungary)
The international research project “Effects of Industry 4.0 on FDI in the Visegrád countries” has ended and its result is […]
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“The challenge for Spain to use the EU’s pandemic recovery fund wisely”, William Chislett (Elcano, Spain)
Spain’s economy, with weak fundamentals before the outbreak of COVID-19, has been hit hard by the pandemic, particularly the tourism […]
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“COVID-19 and the legal impact on the shipping industry and the case of Cyprus”, Maria Th. Athanasiou (CEIA, Cyprus)
A ship, being a non-living object, cannot be infected by COVID-19, but the same does not apply to those executing […]
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“Mitigating the COVID-19 effect: Emergency economic policy-making in Central Europe”, Tomáš Profant (IIR, Czech Republic)
IIR researcher Tomáš Profant co-authored the paper Mitigating the COVID-19 effect: Emergency economic policy-making in Central Europe which explores the economic […]
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“Film Globally, Work Locally: Factors Influencing the Effectiveness of the Production Incentive Programme in the Croatian Audio-visual Industry”, Jaka Primorac (IRMO, Croatia)
The Senior Research Associate Jaka Primorac from IRMO’s Department of Culture and Communication published an article in the international scientific […]
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“The Political Economy of Private Law: Comment on ‘The Code of Capital'”, Matthias Thiemann (Sciences Po, France)
Katharina Pistor’s book “The code of capital – how the law creates wealth and inequality” is an original and insightful […]
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“Big Tech and the Digital Economy: the Moligopoly Scenario”, Nicolas Petit (RSCAS-EUI, Italy)
This book asks a simple question: are the tech giants monopolies? In the current environment of suspicion towards the major […]
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“Sánchez must snatch the Economic Vice-presidency for Spain”, Miguel Otero-Iglesias and Ilke Toygür (Elcano, Spain)
Spain deserves a top job in the EU and Pedro Sánchez is determined to get it. For a country that […]
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“Regulatory barriers to trade in services: A new database and composite indices”, Hildegunn Kyvik Nordås, Sebastian Benz and Janos Ferencz (NUPI, Norway)
This paper presents new data on services trade regulation for 46 countries in 22 services sectors over 6 years (2014–2019). […]
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“The EU Defence Market Directives: Genesis, Implemen-tation and Way Ahead”, Alessandro Marrone and Michele Nones (IAI, Italy)
The 2009 directives on defence procurement (2009/81) and intra-EU transfers (2009/43) were adopted after a delicate process led by the […]
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“Creative Workers in Permanent Crisis: Labor in the Croatia’s Contemporary Arts and Culture”, Jaka Primorac, Valerija Barada and Edgar Buršić (IRMO, Croatia)
The Senior Research Associate Jaka Primorac from the IRMO’s Department for Culture and Communication in collaboration with Valerija Barada from […]
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“Facilitating circular change with services”, Metka Stare (CIR, Slovenia)
Metka Stare, PhD (a member of Centre of International Relations at the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia), […]
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“Huawei in Central and Eastern Europe: Strategic Partner or Potential Threat?”, Ágnes Szunomár, Jopanna Karas and Iulia Oehler-Sincai (IWE CERS, Hungary)
The change of Central and Eastern European countries from centrally planned to market economies resulted in increasing inflows of foreign […]
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“The emergence of strategic capitalism: geoeconomics, corporate statecraft and the repurposing of the global economy”, Henrique Choer Moraes and Mikael Wigell (FIIA, Finland)
The global economy is gradually drifting in the direction of strategic capitalism. In contrast to the free market capitalism prevailing […]
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“Asian Foreign Direct Investments in the Visegrad Countries: What Are Their Motivations for Coming Indirectly?”, Andrea S. Gubik, Magdolna Sass and Ágnes Szunomár (IWE CERS, Hungary)
Asian foreign direct investments are significant in the Visegrad countries (Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia). Statistics compiled by the […]
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“Contribution of the Automotive Industry to the Domestic Economy, From a Center-Periphery Point of View”, Gábor Túry (IWE CERS, Hungary)
The paper investigates the contribution of the automotive industry to the domestic economy from the point of view of regional […]
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“Digital entrepreneurs in factory economies: Evidence from the automotive industry in Hungary”, Andrea Szalavetz (IWE CERS, Hungary)
Andrea Szalavetz has contributed to the new book “The challenge of digital transformation in the automotive inductry: Jobs, upgrading and […]
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“Digital transformation and local manufacturing subsidiaries in central and eastern Europe: Changing prospects for upgrading?”, Andrea Szalavetz (IWE CERS, Hungary)
Andrea Szalavetz has contributed to the new book “The challenge of digital transformation in the automotive inductry: Jobs, upgrading and […]
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“Impact of Digital Technologies and the Fourth Industrial Revolution on Trade In Services”, Hildegunn Kyvik Nordås et al. (NUPI, Norway)
Digital technologies are cutting trade costs for services, turning more services from non-tradables into tradables, and putting trade in services […]
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“Governing finance in Europe: a centralisation of rulemaking?”, Adrienne Heritier and Magnus G. Schoeller (RSCAS-EUI, Italy)
Incorporating insights from a variety of disciplines, Governing Finance in Europe provides a comprehensive framework to investigate the dynamics leading […]
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“Italian-Turkish Economic Relations: An Overview”, Sinan Ekim and Nicola Bilotta (IAI, Italy)
The historically stable relationship between Italy and Turkey is experiencing a moment of uncertainty. Italy’s officials and businesspeople generally support […]
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“Manifesto for a Post-COVID-19 Recovery Towards Smarter and More Sustainable Transport”, Matthias Finger, Juan Montero and Teodora Serafimova (RSCAS-EUI, Italy)
This Manifesto sets out to examine the response to the Covid-19 crisis in matters of transport at this stage and […]
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“Economic Analysis of Georgia’s Free Trade Agreements with EU and China”, Mikheil Mgebrishvili (PMC, Georgia)
It’s been five years after DCFTA was implemented and two years have passed since FTA with China. It is interesting […]
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“Overcoming the net position thinking in EU member states”, Julia Bachtrögler-Unger, Mario Holzner, Veronika Kubeková and Margit Schratzenstaller (ÖGFE, Austria)
Focusing primarily on the question of net contributions to the EU budget instead of the question of the ideal size […]
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“The European Investment Bank’s financing activities in the Southern Mediterranean”, Tamás Szigetvári (IWE CERS, Hungary)
The Southern Mediterranean, as a neighbouring region for the European Union has received a special interest in the EU policies […]
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“FDI according to ultimate versus immediate investor countries: which dataset performs better?”, Magdolna Sass and Imre Fertő (IWE CERS, Hungary)
Foreign direct investment (FDI) plays an ever-increasing role in the world economy; however, empirical research on many aspects of FDI […]
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“China, EU and Georgia Nexus: Unpacking the Economic and Political Relations”, Irakli Sirbiladze and Mikheil Mgebrishvili (PMC, Georgia)
The main objective of the research is to study the impacts that free trade agreements with the EU (DCFTA) and […]
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“The financial sector after the transition period – will it get a meaningful equivalence?, Vicky Pryce (The Federal Trust, United Kingdom)
The first of the newly scheduled weekly talks between the UK and EU teams on a trade deal by the […]
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“China-Georgia Relations amid Georgia’s Western Path: An Emerging but Limited Partnership?”, Irakli Sirbiladze (PMC, Georgia)
This policy brief attempts to understand China-Georgia relations. Georgia-China economic relations have received particular attention, yet there is a relative […]
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“New Hansa and Frugal Four: The Role of Small Creditor States in the Economic and Monetary Union”, Magnus G. Schoeller (ÖGFE, Austria)
The debate on an EU recovery package to fight the corona crisis evokes patterns known from the eurozone crisis, where […]
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“Stakeholder Preferences and Priorities for the Next WTO Director General”, Matteo Fiorini, Bernard Hoekman, Petros C. Mavroidis, Douglas Nelson and Robert Wolfe (RSCAS-EUI, Italy)
This paper reports on the results of an expert survey undertaken to solicit views on what WTO members and the […]
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“The European Union as the centre of gravity of the economic and political strategies to end the crisis”, Emmanuel Comte (CIDOB, Spain)
The European Union remains the centre of gravity of the economic and political strategies to end the current economic crisis. […]
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“Trade liberalization and political violence: evidence from North-South preferential trade agreements”, Francesco Amodio, Leonardo Baccini, Giorgio Chiovelli and Michele Di Maio (RSCAS-EUI, Italy)
This paper explores the micro-foundations of the trade-conflict nexus. We focus on the reduction of tariffs on agricultural imports from […]
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“Beyond the Digital Tax: The Challenges of the EU’s Scramble for Technological Sovereignty”, Nicola Bilotta (IAI, Italy)
The COVID-19 pandemic has laid bare how critical digital platforms are to the functioning of our economy. Big Tech companies […]
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“The gender pension gap in Austria and Europe”, Christine Mayrhuber and Ingrid Mairhuber (ÖGFE, Austria)
The economic situation of women and their financial independence is under further pressure as a result of the coronavirus crisis […]
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“The spiralling effects of the Sino-American trade war”, Marc Lanteigne (NUPI, Norway)
Almost two years ago, China and the United States instigated a trade conflict which has had serious international effects, a […]
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“Are Capitalist Democracies Really Resilient? A Response to Torben Iversen”, Jenny Andersson, Uppsala University and Cyril Benoît (Sciences Po, France)
For Torben Iversen, capitalism is not responsible for the crisis democracies are currently facing. Responding to this argument, Jenny Andersson […]
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“The use of development funds for de-risking private investment: how effective is it in delivering development results?”, by Kate Bayliss, Elisa Van Waeyenberge, Ourania Dimakou, Christina Laskaridis, Bruno Bonizzi, and Farwa Sial
TEPSA has recently coordinated a study for the European Parliament’s Committee on Development (DEVE), authored by Dr Kate BAYLISS (Senior […]
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“The European Free Trade Association: An Intergovernmental Platform for Trade Relations”, Georges Baur (LI, Liechtenstein)
This book shall be an introduction into the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) as an international organization and, inter alia, […]
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“Consuming Culture in the era of COVID-19”, Giovanna Di Mauro (College of Europe, Natolin)
The British Sociological Association (BSA) has published a blog post authored by Dr Giovanna DI MAURO, Student Affairs Officer at […]
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“Economy should take centre stage in EU’s (security) links with North Africa”, Francis Ghilès (CIDOB, Spain)
One of the unavoidable consequences of the current pandemic will be the repatriation of part of the value chains of […]
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“Coronabonds and Eurobonds: the stakes for the Eurozone”, Laurent Baechler, Arnaud leconte and Jean-Claude Vérez (CIFE)
After having hypothesised that eurobonds ought to be instituted as a result of the effects of the 2007-2008 financial crisis, […]
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“Coronavirus crisis – trade effects for the Iberian and Visegrád countries”, Andrea Éltető (IWE CERS, Hungary)
In this paper I describe some characteristics of the foreign trade of two European semi-peripheric regions: the Iberian countries (Spain […]
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“The end of globalisation? A reflection on the effects of the COVID-19 crisis using the Elcano Global Presence Index”, Iliana Olivié and Manuel Gracia (Elcano, Spain)
Similar to the 2008 crisis, the current pandemic and its consequences could precipitate a slowdown in globalisation or even result […]
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“Eurasian Union fails a critical test: Displaying irrelevance in the time of the corona crisis”, Arkady Moshes, Ryhor Nizhnikau and Kristiina Silvan (FIIA, Finland)
“The COVID19 pandemic has subjected the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) to a double ordeal. On the one hand, the question […]
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“COVID-19 and the Mobilisation of Public Development Banks in the EU”, Daniel Mertens, Eulalia Rubio and Matthias Thiemann (Sciences Po, France)
The debate over how Europe should organise solidarity and jointly respond to the COVID induced economic crisis is in full […]
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“Extending loans and providing equity: the EIB and national development banks must act now”, Matthias Thiemann and Peter Volberding (Sciences Po, France)
The European Union is at a pivotal moment. The debate over how solidarity should be organised to respond jointly to the […]
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“What is a Eurobond or a Coronabond?”, Laurent Baechler, Arnaud Leconte and Jean-Claude Vérez (CIFE)
In response to the economic consequences of the new coronavirus pandemic, the European Union, the Eurogroup and the Member States have […]
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“From Strategic Autonomy to the Internationalization of the Euro: Europe’s Challenges and the Impact of the COVID-19 Crisis”, Nicola Bilotta, Alissa Siara (IAI, Italy)
The COVID-19 crisis will have severe economic implications for Europe. This will no doubt impact the financial and economic ambitions […]
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“Commercial Diplomacy’s Role in Entering Foreign Markets in the Age of Global Value Chains”, Andreja Jaklič and Slobodan Šešum (CIR, Slovenia)
The authors examine the role played by commercial diplomacy in firms’ outward internationalisation. Based on interviews with economic counsellors and […]
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“Cliff Edge or Capitulation? The Options for EU/UK Trade Negotiations”, Andrew Blick (The Federal Trust, United Kingdom)
Dr Andrew Blick argues that logic and the national interest demand an extension of the transition period beyond the end […]
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“‘Superstar Cities’ and the Generation of Durable Inequality”, Patrick Le Galès and Paul Pierson (Sciences Po, France)
Le Galès, Patrick et Pierson, Paul. ‘Superstar Cities’ and the Generation of Durable Inequality. Daedalus. décembre 2019, vol 148, n° […]
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“Hipster antitrust, the European way?”, Marco Botta and Silvia Solidoro (RSCAS-EUI, Italy)
On 25 October 2019, the Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies hosted the fourth Annual Conference of the Florence Competition […]
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“Informe Elcano 26. European trade policy in a changing international environment”, Enrique Feás and Federico Steinberg (Elcano, Spain)
Both the nature of international trade and its governance have changed a lot in recent years. International exchanges are increasingly […]
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“The WTO Reference Paper meets EU common regulatory policy in CETA”, Hildegunn Kyvik Nordås (NUPI, Norway)
Hildegunn Kyvik Nordås, The WTO Reference Paper meets EU common regulatory policy in CETA, February 2020 International trade and investment […]
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