Stuart Harbinson
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What Does the UK’s Trade Policy Report Card Look Like?
By: Stuart HarbinsonOne of the stated aims of Brexit was to widen and customise the UK’s trading relationships with the world. Several years down the line, the UK has made some limited progress towards this...
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The Trump tariffs on steel and aluminium: the end of the WTO?
By: Stuart HarbinsonThere is no doubt that the recent announcement by the U.S. Administration of tariff hikes on steel and aluminium, justified on national security grounds, presents the real threat of an extremely...
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The WTO’s Upcoming Ministerial Conference: A Tango or a Tangle in Buenos Aires?
Research Areas: Trade, Globalisation and SecurityBy: Stuart HarbinsonIn two weeks’ time trade ministers will gather in Buenos Aires for the WTO’s 11th Ministerial Conference. What is in prospect, and does it matter? Suggestions for ministerial attention have not...
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“Either he’s dead, or my watch has stopped”: The WTO’s Nairobi Ministerial Conference must be Clear About the Future of the Doha Round
Research Areas: Trade, Globalisation and SecurityBy: Stuart HarbinsonAmerican comedian Groucho Marx was no watcher of trade policy. Although dating from the 1930s, a modern-day trade policy cynic or realist (depending on one’s point of view) might think the Marx...
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Much ado about future of Doha trade talks
By: Stuart HarbinsonStuart Harbinson on the future of Doha talks quoted by Euracitv...
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Is Multilateralism in Crisis?
By: Stuart HarbinsonStuart Harbinson interviewed about the Doha Round and the...
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The good ship Doha: Salvage or repair?
By: Stuart HarbinsonStuart Harbinson outlines in VoxEU the choices for the Doha...
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Building for Success: A World Trade Agenda for the Buenos Aires Ministerial
The report discusses the needs for more liberalisation and better rules in global trade and what WTO Members should focus on in the light of the next WTO Ministerial Conference in Buenos...
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