The United Kingdom (‘UK’), as a Member State of the European Union (‘EU’), does not have its own schedule of concessions under the World Trade Organization (‘WTO’)
– for now – because the EU, as a single customs union, has consolidated schedules for goods and services. [...]
With the Lisbon Treaty, the European Commission (Commission) gained a prominent role in antidumping, being empowered to adopt antidumping measures with little interference
by the European Parliament and the Council of the European Union. This raises questions on rulemaking accountability and efficacy when sensitive issues are at stake. [...]
The Trade Facilitation Agreement (TFA) stands in the wake of the Kyoto Convention and other international Conventions concluded under the auspices of the WTO and the World
Customs Organization (WCO) which contributed to the development of an international customs law. [...]
Cooperation between China and Ukraine can be beneficial for both countries. China, for example, has the experience and knowledge on how to quickly develop a country’s economy.
The recent lessons learned from China’s rapid economic development could help Ukraine further its own economic goals. [...]
The newly negotiated US Mexico Canada Agreement [USMCA in the US, following the TPP tradition of not mentioning Free or Trade] changes very little of significance in NAFTA
beyond adding some items already mostly agreed on by all three countries in TPP. The negotiation took so long that the Democrats took control of the US House of Representatives, [...]
Is it possible for a liberal society to have an established church? After outlining the conditions for liberal establishment, I take from David Hume a secular argument in its
favour that points to the moderating effect of establishment on religious discourse and practice. [...]
In his book Private Wrongs, Ripstein argues for a view of tort law that Gardner sums up as follows: “tort law’s special concern with our bodies and our property can best
be understood as a concern to protect a certain special zone or sphere of authority that is reserved to each of us.”11 It is not hard to see why Ripstein thinks [...]
What is the value of teamwork? Can teams with morally pointless or opprobrious aims have intrinsic moral value? This question aligns with similar questions about whether other
objects and practices, which are uncontroversially taken to have moral value when aimed at the morally worthwhile, remain valuable even when aimed at the morally [...]
