Media
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ECIPE’s DTE report and working papers used in WTO’s World Trade Report 2018
ECIPE's DTE work regarding the DTRI and the first two ECIPE DTE working papers are mentioned and used for the WTO's World Trade Report 2018, which this year is especially dedicated to digital trade.
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Digital Trade Technologies, Services and Sustainable Development
Erik van der Marel presents during the World Trade Forum 2018 on digital trade and restrictions on digital trade technologies.
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The Opportunity Costs of an SPC Manufacturing Export Waiver
Matthias Bauer's presentation on "The Opportunity Costs of an SPC Manufacturing Export Waiver".
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Behind tariff chaos, a world rethinking trade ties
Fredrik Erixon comments in the CS Monitor the US tariff hikes and global trade.
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In Search of an Effective Trade Policy for the Film Industry: Lessons from Korea
Paper written by Jimmyn Parc and Patrick Messerlin and published in the Journal of World Trade in October, 2018 (Online publish in Sept. 2018).
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The Changing Geography of Finance. Shifting Financial Flows and New Hubs: Shanghai and Paris?
A new publication by Miriam Campanella on the recovery of the global economy and cross-border capital flows
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Asian capitalism and what it means for the West
Razeen Sally on Asian capitalism and what it means for the West at the World Affairs Council, Hilton Head, South Carolina, USA
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Die Digitalsteuer(n) der EU-Kommission Mythen und Irrtümer
Matthias Bauer presents myths and misconceptions of the EU Commission's Digital Tax Initiative
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We Will Not Negotiate Under Threat
Fredrik Erixon comments in the Atlantic the tariff affair between the EU and the US
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The value of market access and national treatment commitments in services trade agreements
Philipp Lamprecht is co-author of this OECD Trade Policy Paper (No.213) which analyses the value of market access and national treatment commitments for services in the General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS) and in 95 regional trade agreements (RTAs)
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Cautious crony organisations stifle innovation
Fredrik Erixon's book, The Innovation Illusion, is reviewed in the Times