Catégorie Trade
Global Tax and Trade Policy
International Tax and Investment Center (ITIC) organized the inaugural Frenzel Memorial Lecture on 17 April, at the Metropolitan Club, Washington DC. The ITIC board decided to hold the lecture in memory of Congressman Bill Frenzel, former ranking member of the House Ways and Means Committee, and founder Chairman of the ITIC.
International Bar Association Conference – Challenges of corporate litigation in a global economy
Many thanks for your invitation to deliver a few remarks tonight on the topic of your conference this year. I will start with a case which had to be adjudicated by the WTO dispute settlement before I left the DG position late 2013. The famous EU/Canada/Norway dispute about EU measures prohibiting the importation and marketing of […]
Conférence – Quelles règles pour le commerce mondial ?
C’est devant un public varié (économistes et juristes, étudiants et professeurs) que Pascal Lamy a proposé, le lundi 13 avril 2015 dans un amphithéâtre Duguit comble, sa vision sur l’évolution des règles du commerce mondial.
Transparency International – Can the rules of international trade help fighting corruption?
Just as domestic trade, international trade offers opportunities for corruption, but is also a victim of corruption. Pascal Lamy explains the potential of rules on corruption in the framework of the World Trade Organization (WTO) and his idea of a specific WTO anti-corruption agreement.
The Jan Tumlir Lecture – The New World of Trade
BRUSSELS — We are transitioning from an old world of trade to a new world, where trade opening has become a very different game of great consequence for the future. The old world of trade was a world where production systems were national and where obstacles to trade were about protecting domestic producers from foreign […]
Jan Tumlir Lecture – Looking ahead: The New World of Trade
I will argue that we are transitioning from an old world of trade to a new world of trade where trade opening has become a very different game. This transformation has major consequences which will likely – and hopefully – impact the international trading system, be it in terms of principles, policies, and even mandates, […]
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