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Centre for Trade

and Economic Integration

CTEI is the Graduate Institute's Centre of Excellence for research on international trade.

Forthcoming Events

CTEI Round Table

Wednesday, 9th May 2012


CTEI Speaker Series Public Lecture:

Projects and activities

Working Papers

James Brenton, Kamala Dawar and Jan-Christoph Kuntze

Ayelet Berman

Gregory Hudson, Pedro Bento de Faria and Tobias Peyerl

Kendra Magraw, Victorino Tejera and Louis-Philippe Coulombe

selected past events

Monday, 22nd November, 2010
The path ahead for world trade: FTAs and the multilateral trading system in 2020
Marking the 50th anniversary of EFTA, the Graduate Institute’s Centre for Trade and Economic Integration hosted a day-long event which explored regionalism and its relationship with the multilateral trading system.

Thursday, 17th to Friday, 18th  September, 2009
TAIT Inaugural Conference
Challenges facing the world trade system
Director-General of WTO, Pascal Lamy, in opening the TAIT conference said, “We at the Secretariat are pleased to be a co-organizer of this meeting and to host it here in the WTO premises.”

NEWS AND FEATURES

 

CTEI student wins prize

Ayelet Berman’s work for CTEI’s IN-LAW project wins 2011 GAL Cassese-Stewart Prize.....

 

Call for Candidates

DISSETTLE

Applications are open for candidates to join the DISSETTLE network International Law for the Global Economy

 

 

PUBLICATIONS

New eBook

Why world leaders must resist the false promise of another Doha delay

Richard Baldwin and Simon Evenett

 

 

 

Global Challenges at the Intersection of Trade, Energy and the Environment

Edited by Joost Pauwelyn

 

 

International Trade Law (2009)

Andrew Guzman and Joost Pauwelyn

 

 

Optimal Protection of International
Law
Navigating between European Absolutism and American Voluntarism

Joost Pauwelyn

 

 

eBook

The Great Trade Collapse: Causes, consequences and prospects

Edited by Richard Baldwin

 

 

Multilateralising Regionalism Ideas for a WTO Action Plan on Regionalism

Richard Baldwin and Phil Thornton