The World Trade Organization is an organization in crisis. The institution that is meant to be the bedrock of rules based trade struggled to remain the place where rules are negotiated and the demise of the Appellate Body has undermined its ability to enforce rules. The CoVid19 epidemic and the recent resignation of its Director General have further aggravated the crisis. But they also provide a chance to renovate, rebuild and reinvigorate an institution that is perhaps now more needed than ever.
PARTNERSHIP
PARTENAIRES
We are delighted to invite you a webinar entitled “What do we need a World Trade Organization for?” with
- Ignacio Garcia Bercero
University of Oxford
and as discussants :
- Chad Bown
Peterson Institute for International Economics
& - Elvire Fabry
Notre Europe – Jacques Delors Institute, Paris
The webinar will take place on Friday, 12th June 2020, 15:00-16:30 (CET) and will be moderated by Christian Bluth (Bertelsmann Stiftung). The webinar will begin with a presentation of Garcia Bercero’s latest paper on WTO reform, a discussion by Chad Bown and Elvire Fabry and a general Q&A. The webinar will be on the record.
You can also forward this event to other people who might be interested in it.
We are delighted to invite you a webinar entitled “What do we need a World Trade Organization for?” with
- Ignacio Garcia Bercero
University of Oxford
and as discussants :
- Chad Bown
Peterson Institute for International Economics
& - Elvire Fabry
Notre Europe – Jacques Delors Institute, Paris
The webinar will take place on Friday, 12th June 2020, 15:00-16:30 (CET) and will be moderated by Christian Bluth (Bertelsmann Stiftung). The webinar will begin with a presentation of Garcia Bercero’s latest paper on WTO reform, a discussion by Chad Bown and Elvire Fabry and a general Q&A. The webinar will be on the record.
You can also forward this event to other people who might be interested in it.
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Madrid, 10 April 2019 – European Think Thank Summit
Paris, 10 January 2019 – The EU and the new silk roads
3 December 2018 – Is Brexit Reversible?
Brussels, 27 November 2018 – EU Trade Policy Day
Bordeaux, 23 November 2018 – EU trade policy: can we control globalization?
Brussels, 16 October 2018 – EU trade policy in 2019 and beyond
Paris, 15 October 2018 – Will the EU become a world power?
Paris, 10 October 2018 – What is Europe for? Myths and realities
Paris, 3 October 2018 – Beyond Trade Wars: From Free Trade to Fair Trade
Paris, 21 September 2018 – Trump, Brexit and the new challenges of European trade policy: is the European response adapted?
Paris, 12 September 2018 – Presentation of the book “L’économie mondiale 2019” of the CEPII
Brussels, 22 June 2018 – The multipolar world order, the EU and the multilateral system
Clichy, 19 June 2018 – How to make Europe the world economic leader?
Paris, 11 June 2018 – Round table on Brexit
Montreal, 11 June 2018 – Europe at the Crossroads
Brussels, 8 June 2018 – EU Trade policy in a multilateral trading system under threat
Paris, 1st June 2018 – European Trade Policy
Strovolos, 1 June 2018 – Annual Lecture in Economics: Harnessing Globalisation
Berlin, 28 May 2018 – Global Solutions Summit
Paris, 16 May 2018 – Global Markets
Paris, 24 April 2018 – Trump, Brexit: Globalisation in crisis?
Paris, 12 April 2018 – France and Europe in globalisation
Beijing, 11 April 2018 – Reform of State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs)
Beijing, 11 April 2018 – The new Reform Agenda : Government vs. the Market
Paris, 4 April 2018 – Brexit : last months of negotiation
Beijing, 26 March 2018 – Will the World Fight a Trade War?
Beijing, 25 March 2018 – Pursuing Opening-up on All Fronts
Beijing, 24 March 2018 – A New Agenda for the World Economy
Paris, 15 March 2018 – A year before Brexit: What to do? How to do it?
Brussels, 23 February 2018 – CEPS Idea Lab
Geneva, 19 February 2018 – Trade: Headwinds or Maelstrom?
Paris, 15 February 2018 – Green Controversy
The Hague, 25 January 2018 – Managing Globalisation – EU Trade Policy in the Trump Era
London, 18 January 2018 – Launch of the Trade Knowledge Exchange
Brussels, 30 November 2017 – The Future of EU Trade Policy
Paris, 29 November 2017 – The new Political Economy of the European trade policy
Paris, 22 November 2017 – Between free-trade and a protectionist temptation
Le Chesnay, 20 May 2017 – Trump and the future of the European trade policy
Brussels, 24 January 2017 – The Future of the Trade
Paris, 14 December 2016 – What future for international trade?
Beijing, 2 Decembre 2016 – The Challenges of World Trade
Brussels, 6 September 2016 – New generation of free trade agreements: the challenges for the future?
Alpbach, 29 August 2016 – Boosting Trade and Protecting the Earth: A Catch 22 for the 21st Century?
Paris, 5th July 2016 – Will TTIP and CETA help SMEs to get into the US and Canadian Markets?
Paris, 14 June 2016 – TTIP: a dangerous project or a partnership for the future?
London, 7 June 2016 – 2016 and the politics of trade and globalisation
Paris, 19 April 2016 – Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership – TTIP : Myths and Realities
