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Workshop "The EU’s Foreign Economic Policies: A Principal-Agent Perspective". Organized by Andreas Dür (Salzburg University) and Manfred Elsig (WTI, University of Bern).
20-21 November 2009, World Trade Institute, Berne, Switzerland
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The World Intellectual Property (WIPO), in cooperation with the University of
Berne and the World Trade Institute (WTI), will host a Symposium on Future
Challenges of International Law: The Way Forward in Patenting Biotechnology.
25 November, World Intellectual Property Headquarters, Geneva
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Financial Market Liberalization,
Financial Market Meltdown and Regulatory Reforms - Brown Bag Seminar by Brigitte Young, Professor
for Political Science and International/Comparative Political Economy at the
University of Münster, Germany.
27 November 2009, 12.15-13.45, Anna Nussbaum Auditorium, World Trade Institute, Berne, Switzerland
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For more information and a detailed programme click here.
27 November 2009, 08.30-17.30, Uni S, University of Bern, Switzerland
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Brown Bag Seminar by Roberto J. Garcia, Associate Professor at the Department of Economics and Resource Management, Norwegian University of Life Sciences and Visiting Research Fellow at the World Trade Institute.
2 December 2009, 12.15-13.45, Anna Nussbaum Auditorium, World Trade Institute, Berne, Switzerland
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World Trade
Forum Series edited by Thomas Cottier, Olga Nartova, Sadeq Z. Bigdeli,
CUP, 2009
The World Trade Institute will organise a panel session at the Geneva Trade and Development Symposium
(GTDS), which ICTSD is organizing in parallel to the next WTO Ministerial
Conference from November 30 to December 2, 2009.
2 December 2009, 10.30-12.30, World Meteorological Organization, Geneva
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Offered by Astrid Mehr,
professional coach and psychologist. This workshop - jointly organised by the three Bern-based NCCRs - is especially tailored for PhD students
and post docs.
4 December 2009, Berne, Switzerland
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NCCR Trade Regulation was represented by Work Package 4 (Christian Häberli), Work Package 6 (Simone Heri, Elisabeth Bürgi-Bonanomi, and Katja
Gehne) and Work Package 1 (Katja Gehne). Read more.
15 October
2009, Berne, Switzerland
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Artikel (erschienen am 28. Okt. im Urner Wochenblatt) über das NFP 59 Projekt von Philipp Aerni und Eveline Bergmüller zum Thema 'Biotechnologie und Moral im Schulunterricht'. |
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Christian Häberli, NCCR Senior Research Fellow, represented the WTI at the "High Level
Expert Forum on 'How to Feed the World in 2050'" from 12-13 October 2009 in
Rome.
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"Stoppt den unfairen Handel" - stop unfair trade. More information here (4.5 MB, German).
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Video available now of the Book Launch and Table Discussion of 24 September 2009
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Latest volume of the World Trade Forum: International Trade Regulation and the Mitigation of Climate Change
order now |
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New book release: Julien Chaisse and Philippe Gugler, Expansion of Trade and FDI in Emerging Asia: Strategic and Policy challenges, London: Routledge, 2009, 304 p. [website] |
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NCCR/IP 5 on Sustainable Agriculture within WTO Law and Policy has completed an extensive research programme on geographical indications as a tool for rural development in developing countries. |
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Click here to see the upcoming events at the World Trade Insitute in Berne. |
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Phase II of the NCCR Trade Regulation commenced on 1 September 2009.
New Work Packages:
1. Trade Governance2. Preferential Trade3. Innovation and Creativity in International Trade4. Trade Development and Migration5. Trade and Climate Change6. Impact Assessment in International Trade
Horizontal Issues
A new website will follow in due course.
The purpose of NCCR Trade Regulation is
to develop innovative, concrete policy recommendations that reflect a better balance between economic and other regulatory objectives.
The Project is located at:
World Trade Institute (WTI)
and the Department of Economic Law
Hallerstr. 6, 3012 Bern,
Tel.: +41 31 631 32 70 - Maphttp://wti.org/
In cooperation with:
the Universities of Basel, Bern, Fribourg, Lausanne, and Zurich; Graduate Institute of International Studies, Geneva; i-call (International Communications and Art Law Lucerne), University of Lucerne; Centre for Energy, Petroleum and Mineral Law and Policy, University of Dundee; School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), London.
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