Reminder: Call for Papers! For everybody who has missed it, @andduer, @isgandar_ali and I, organize a workshop on trade (policy) research in Salzburg. We welcome your submissions until Monday next week. Let's talk some trade in beautiful Salzburg, looking forward 😁
❗️UPDATE-ALERT❗️: We just released the updated 2.2 version of the Design of Trade Agreements (DESTA) database. New agreements, withdrawals, protocols and minor corrections. Finally, the extended data is now available for download at: https://t.co/jbvfVZPhTo
Second, @silvia_martinz received the Junior Research Award for her MA thesis: “The Impact of Formal Regional Integration in PTAs on Intra-Regional Trade”. What a promising first step into an academic career. We hope to encourage other young scholars in the future as well.
As 2022 slowly ends, we proudly present two highlights for all DESTA followers. We are delighted to see that young scholars continue to use DESTA. Christoph Mödlhamer and @silvia_martinz won the @oegpw Junior Research Award at the #Tdpw using DESTA. What an honour!🥳👑🏅🏆
First, Christoph Mödlhamer received the Junior Research Award for his PhD thesis with the title “Intellectual property rights in preferential trade agreements. Assessing the reasoning, the design, and the effects of provisions protecting knowledge in global trade”
An updated version of the TRade & ENvironment Database (TREND) is now available. It covers all #environmental clauses of 775 #trade deals (1947-2021).
Available at: https://t.co/6ErNRiIwCi
Thanks to @ClaraBrandi @NoemieLaurens @ApooShiv, Ken Mbeva and @DESTA_Project
It happened, the German @Bundestag has ratified the #CETA agreement between the EU and Canada. 559 MPs voted for, 110 against and did not vote at all. This is a large majority, where there was none before #trade
https://t.co/8qPJIlEyIP
Today, the German Bundestag will ratify the #CETA agreement, supported among others by the Greens. Seems that this support became possible after the coalition agreed to withdraw from the Energy Charter Treaty. #trade
https://t.co/epuE5JqIKs
Where are all the rebels?
Great piece by @StillerYannick in @EPSRjournal using the DESTA dataset: https://t.co/DWuBwIbIjx
As already mentioned: If you want to understand when and where legislators rebel against trade agreements, give it a read! #OpenAccess#FirstView
For anyone @ECPR#ecprgc22, online or in person, who is interested in a related project on regional economic competetivness, check out today's presentation at the Issue Voting panel, code INN152, at 4 o'clock:
https://t.co/BzlKNHWFXa
Check out this insightful and novel analysis in @EPSRjournal using the DESTA depth index! Main take-away: the distributional consequences of trade matter for legislators and for PTA negotiations
Congrats, to everyone at #ecpr2022 who was part of the great panel on Global Migration Governance through Free Trade Agreements chaired by @Tesseltje. Great presentation on the effect of trade agreements on migration by @PZlotnik!
Just two days before their Independence Day, #Pakistan has signed a preferential trade agreement with #Turkey last Friday 🇵🇰🇹🇷
For more details on its design and the depth of the agreement, stay patient for our next update!
Did you miss this one? DESTA keeps you informed 😉
Does Chinese financing of developing countries lead to more untransparent borrowing? Great paper by Ben Cormier in RIO @The_PEIO, using DESTA to control for former and current PTAs with China. A classic application👍
Forthcoming in RIO: "Chinese or western finance? Transparency, official credit flows, and the international political economy of development”, by Ben Cormier, https://t.co/JCiAdcYedN, @Springernomics, @The_PEIO
So communicating international norms can be decisive in opening posibilities for international social standards? Democratic accountability can motivate states to contribute to collective goods, even against economic self-interest? That's good news. Very rich paper!
#OpenAccess -
Public Demand for Extraterritorial Environmental and Social Public Goods Provision - https://t.co/VuRqtqF3NR
- @LukRudolph, Dennis Kolcava & @bernauereth (all @ETH)
#FirstView
Can trade agreements protect Parmigiano Reggiano? The design of trade agreement matters, as @MartijnHuysmans shows in the new issue of @RIPEJournal. Even the protection of Geographical Indications is possible: https://t.co/JyyGglejtf
Since Russia invaded Ukraine, sanctioning countries' exports to Russia have declined by 60% from the average level in the second half of 2021. Nonsanctioning countries' exports to Russia have fallen by 40%, hampering Russia's ability to purchase products from abroad. #PIIECharts
The effects of the war in #Ukraine can be felt around the world. But how has the war affected international #trade and emerging economies specifically? Read on to find out ➡️ https://t.co/PYsDWyMbuW
the design of PTAs matters. We have seen before that there is variation of #IP in trade agreements: https://t.co/knFLshkQKw
@FredrikErixon, @osguinea. @Phil_Lamprecht and @ErikvanderMarel now explain the role intellectual property rights can play in their @ECIPE report
👉 #IP motivates people & companies to invest in innovation by providing the opportunity to recoup the investments made.
Read our report on how the #EU should strengthen intellectual property rights in #FreeTradeAgreements 📖 https://t.co/7OZLLAb5vu
#IPinEUFTAs