Trade
GEG fosters research on trade governance from the perspective of developing countries and the goal of sustainable development.
Our work on trade focuses on three issue areas:
- The governance of the World Trade Organisation
- The ability of small states to maneuver and influence international trade negotiations
- The implications of regional and bilateral trade agreements for the governance of global trade
Carolyn Deere Birkbeck in Lancet Viewpoint on trade and investment agreements, and health inequities
Call for papers: The end of the commodity super-cycle and its implications for oil- and mineral-exporting countries
The Future of the Global Trade and Investment Architecture: New Research from Carolyn Deere Birkbeck
Legal expert Anna Joubin-Bret discusses EU's radical proposal for global investment in latest 'New Thinking' video
Carolyn Deere Birkbeck presents at launch of E15 work on Global Trade and Investment Architecture
GEG’s Carolyn Deere Birkbeck Appointed to Panel on Global Governance for Health, focusing on international trade and public health
GEG WP 2014/98 Blocking the Pathway Out of the Resource Curse: What Hinders Diversification in Resource-Rich Developing Countries?
Working papers
GEG WP 2005/13 Combining global and local forces - the case of labor rights in Cambodia
Working papers
GEG WP 2014/95 When Do ‘Weak’ States Win? A History of African, Caribbean and Pacific Countries Manoeuvring in Trade Negotiations with Europe
Working papers
GEG WP 2014/92 WTO Accession and the Political Economy of State-Owned Enterprise Reform in Vietnam
Working papers