The Call for Papers for our Summer'23 issue (Vol. XV, No. 1) is out!
Find the submission guidelines on our website here: https://t.co/arSSRiNxeP…
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After its invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, Russia faced waves of economic sanctions from various economies around the world. Follow issue 14.2 where Raj Bhala provides a comprehensive analysis of these measures.
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He covers numerous grounds such as the reasons for imposition of these sanctions as well as the consequences of the same, while also examining Russian countermeasures. He also analyses the stance of non-sanctioning countries like India and China.
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Agreement on Technical Barriers to Trade. Follow our issue 14.2 as Sunethra Reddy resolves the conundrum by balancing trade liberalization with the prerogatives of members to regulate consumer health.
The article can be accessed at: https://t.co/mNViX1oDXZ
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International trade’s contribution to the global obesity epidemic is compelling governments to introduce front-of-pack (FoP) labelling to tackle the health crisis. Ongoing deliberations by FSSAI raise significant concerns within the framework of the WTO’s ...
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he provides a comprehensive understanding of the scope of the rules in order to reformulate the legal standard ahead of the reform process. Stay updated with our Issue 14.2 to see Tokas delineate Article 3.1 of the SCM
The article can be accessed at: https://t.co/vTkilmmTEn
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Looking at the EU’s recent actions on foreign and regional fuel subsidies, @TokasMarios analyses the legal standards of prohibited subsidies under Article 3.1 of the SCM. By examining WTO case law and considering the customary rules of interpretation and economic rationale
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Do check out our Issue 14.2 where Binit Agarwal and @neha_mishra_nm address this concern by providing effective proposals to tackle the same.
The article can be accessed here: https://t.co/leLkf6gkJj
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With the increasing complexity of technology, the global data divide between the Global North and the Global South is deepening. This is reflected especially in the digital trade rules entailed in Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) adding to this digital disparity.
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Follow our Issue 14.2 where @VinitikaVij advocates for an evolutionary interpretation of Art. XX(G) to withstand the pressure of environmental crises.
The article can be accessed at: https://t.co/ZfCnd6JPQc
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When it comes to the conservation of exhaustible natural resources under Art. XX(G) of the GATT, there arises a concern with respect to extraterritorial measures. There is a pertinent need to tackle this issue due to the climate change crisis.
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...the US-UK trade negotiations, and whether such a mechanism is efficacious to trade negotiations.
The article can be accessed here: https://t.co/k84L7aA2mS
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Compelling reasons are found to pay increasing attention to stakeholder engagement in trade negotiations. Follow our Issue 14.2 as @ggariuk analyses the stakeholders’ responses to the United States Trade Representative’s public consultation on...
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Follow along to examine the critical link between the proliferation of RTAs in the United States and the AB crisis
The article can be accessed here: https://t.co/VHSOc2sS7U
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While the WTO's Dispute Settlement Body (DSB) has aided in the smooth operation of multilateral trade around the world for decades, the Appellate Body's (AB) recent impasse since 2019 has effectively rendered the DSB defunct
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Jae Sundaram and Ayodele S. Owolabi discuss the reasons for this impasse in the latest issue of TL&D, focusing on the growing proliferation of regional trade agreements (RTAs)
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..the CBAM is considered the most ambitious mechanism of its kind. Follow our Issue 14.2, where Dr. Arwel Davies assesses the CBAM, and examines its compatibility with WTO Law. This article can be accessed at: https://t.co/e72WmKp2F5
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On May 10, 2023, the co-legislators of the European Commission signed the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). With the aim to reduce overall emissions rather than merely moving them from one country to another,....
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The authors of this article, Orden & @Larsbrinkcanada , suggest a welcome change to calculating the formula that would be acceptable to both parties & end this ongoing impasse
This article can be accessed at: https://t.co/y11juSZ4bN
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