Media
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Outside the EU; why the best alternative model (the EEA) cannot be the best alternative for the UK
Emily Rees moderated a discussion between Martin Westlake, editor of ‘Outside the EU: Options for Britain’, Visiting Professor, College of Europe, and the European Institute at the LSE and Sebastian Remoy, EVP and Global Head of Public Affairs, Kreab Worldwide
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TRADE TALKS: What’s in the new EU-UK trade deal? Brexperts explain
Emily Rees discusses the implications for food trade with Soumaya Keynes and Chad Bown in this episode alongside Alan Beattie (Financial Times), David Henig (European Centre for International Political Economy), Sam Lowe (Centre for European Reform), Anna Jerzewska (TradeandBorders.com), and Anand Menon (UK in a Changing Europe)
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Cybersecurity in the EU: Is there a European way?
Matthias Bauer discusses the Swedish postal authority's decision to ban Huawei and ZTE from Swedish telecoms markets because of perceived cybersecurity threats
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Revitalizing Multilateralism: Pragmatic ideas for the new DGDigital Services Trade
Erik van der Marel presents on the globalization of digital-based services
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Do European Union’s free trade agreements make our food less safe?
Emily Rees discusses the politics of food and trade in a podcast with Giovanni Gruni.
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Politics of the EU-Mercosur FTA
Emily Rees speaks on the greening of EU trade policy and the ratification of EU-Mercosur FTA in a seminar organised by the Getulio Vargas Foundation's School of International Relations
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Europe’s Quest for Technology Sovereignty: Opportunities and Pitfalls
Matthias Bauer presentation for ECIPE Webinar: Europe’s Quest for Technology Sovereignty – What Lessons Learned From the Covid-19 Crisis? on the 26th of May
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Digital Platforms & Digital Trade Restrictions
Erik van der Marel holds a Brown Bag Lunch seminar at the World Bank explaining the economic impacts of digital trade restrictions.
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Data Restrictiveness and Economic Impacts
Erik van der Marel holds a presentation at the Korea-US Policy Dialogue on digital trade restrictiveness and its impact on trade, productivity and innovation.
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The US proprietary usage of the dollar financial infrastructures is here to stay. What then for the Euro and the RMB: appeasing, circumventing, or doubling down?
Miriam L. Campanella presentation for the 2019 Shanghai Symposium on Global Finance "The Paradigm Shifts In Global Finance"
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Digital Restrictiveness and its Economic Impacts
Erik van der Marel presents in the EUI World Trade Forum 2019 in Bern