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BIICL – Short Course: International Trade Law
Course Outline: The training course in International Trade Law offers an in-depth dynamic and applied knowledge of the regulatory framework of the multilateral trading system,...
8th Biennial SIEL Global Conference 2023 – Call for Venues
CALL FOR VENUES VENUE FOR THE EIGHTH BIENNIAL SIEL GLOBAL CONFERENCE, 2023 The Society of International Economic Law (SIEL) is seeking a suitable venue...
2021 SIEL Global Conference, 7-9 July 2021 – Registration is open
2021 SIEL Global Conference – 7-9 July 2021 Rethinking Global Economic Governance SIEL is pleased to invite you to its 7th Biennial Global Conference, which,...
Webinar on ‘Interaction between Special Economic Zones (SEZs), Investment and Trade’ – 18 June 2021
Nektorov, Saveliev & Partners and the Asia Pacific FDI Network are pleased to invite you to attend the webinar ‘Interaction between Special Economic Zones (SEZs),...
05/2021 Conversation – 11 May 2021
05/2021 SIEL Conversation The aim of SIEL Conversations is to bring together authors and commentators to give talks that are idea-focused so as to foster...
G-2 CONFERENCE AND HACKATHON CHALLENGE 2O21 – HOW TO MAKE THE WTO FIT FOR FUTURE TRADE
This year, the annual G-2 Conference 14 April 2021, will take a new spin. At a moment when trade is challenged by the COVID-19 pandemic and a...
Series of Global Webinars of the John H. Jackson Moot Court Competition on WTO Law
ELSA Call for Case Authors – John H. Jackson Moot Court Competition
Call for Case Authors ELSA International invites proposals from prospective case authors to write the Moot Court Case for the 20th edition of the...
WTO Chairs Programme – Call for Applications – Deadline Extension (15 February 2021)
WTO CHAIRS PROGRAMME Call for Applications Following very positive feedback to a call for expressions of interest issued in November 2020, the WTO is now...
How Should We Think about the Winners and Losers from Globalization? Three Narratives and Their Implications for the Redesign of International Economic Agreements
The Edinburgh Centre for Global and International Law presents: ‘How Should We Think about the Winners and Losers from Globalization? Three Narratives and Their Implications...