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The Relevance of Intellectual Property for Pharmaceutical Innovation
7th June, 2022
The Relevance of Intellectual Property for Pharmaceutical Innovation
7th June, 2022
In the pharmaceutical industry, the role of Intellectual Property (IP) as an incentive for product development is particularly important.
Check Mate to the Rules of the Game
7th June, 2022
Check Mate to the Rules of the Game
7th June, 2022
“The king is an attacking piece, use it!” said the Austrian chess player Wilhelm Steinitz. On the current geopolitical board, power and influence are king.
Episode 81: IP to Tackle Counterfeit Goods Trade with Neil Narriman
1st June, 2022
Episode 81: IP to Tackle Counterfeit Goods Trade with Neil Narriman
1st June, 2022
Jacki Davis talks to Neil Narriman, the President of FESI, the European Federation of the European Sporting Goods Industry.

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- ECIPE Policy Briefs
  May 2022
  Processing Trade and Global Supply Chains: Towards a Resilient “GVC 2.0” Approach
  Research Areas: European Union Far-East
  By: Lucian Cernat
  In the current global context marked by economic fragility, growing uncertainty and geopolitical conflicts, ensuring the smooth functioning of...
- ECIPE Occasional Papers
  May 2022
  The New Wave of Defensive Trade Policy Measures in the European Union: Design, Structure, and Trade Effects
  Research Areas: European Union Trade Defence
  By: Fredrik Erixon Oscar Guinea Philipp Lamprecht Vanika Sharma Renata Zilli
  This study undertakes a comprehensive review of proposed and adopted defensive trade policy instruments in the EU, with the purpose of better...
- ECIPE Occasional Papers
  April 2022
  After the DMA, the DSA and the New AI regulation: Mapping the Economic Consequences of and Responses to New Digital Regulations in Europe
  Research Areas: Digital Economy EU Single Market European Union
  By: Fredrik Erixon Oscar Guinea Erik van der Marel Elena Sisto
  The European Union (EU) has pursued an ambitious agenda for regulating the digital economy, and it is now planning to establish a new package of...
- ECIPE Policy Briefs
  April 2022
  Should the EU Pursue a Strategic Ginseng Policy? Trade Dependency in the Brave New World of Geopolitics
  Research Areas: EU Trade Agreements European Union
  By: Oscar Guinea Vanika Sharma
  Political leaders all over the world are calling for strategic autonomy. The removal of critical trade dependencies has become a guiding principle...
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- Article
  June 2022
  A New Globalisation
  Research Areas: Digital Economy European Union North-America Russia & Eurasia WTO and Globalization
  By: Fredrik Erixon
  Fredrik Erixon talks about globalization and liberalism in the CONVOCO!...
- Article
  June 2022
  Check Mate to the Rules of the Game
  Research Areas: EU Single Market EU Trade Agreements European Union WTO and Globalization
  By: Oscar Guinea
  Oscar Guinea writes an op-ed in EL País (in Spanish and behind the paywall) about EU international trade policy in the age of...
- Article
  May 2022
  “La nueva Doctrina Monroe”: America ¿para los chinos?
  Research Areas: Latin America North-America
  By: Renata Zilli
  Renata Zilli writes an opinion for El Universal on the diplomatic opportunity that the absence of the Mexican president to the summit of the...
- Speech or Presentation
  May 2022
  EU Trade Dependencies
  Research Areas: European Union WTO and Globalization
  By: Oscar Guinea
  Oscar Guinea presents his research on EU trade dependencies to the European Chemical Industry...
- Press Release
  May 2022
  New Occasional Paper: The New Wave of Defensive Trade Policy Measures in the European Union: Design, Structure, and Trade Effect
  Research Areas: European Union Trade Defence
  By: Fredrik Erixon Oscar Guinea Philipp Lamprecht Vanika Sharma Renata Zilli
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- Media Mention
  May 2022
  Northern Ireland vote: protocol divides parties with Sinn Fein saying it ‘mitigates against Brexit’
  Research Area: UK Project
  By: David Henig
  David Henig comments on the Northern Ireland elections and implications for the protocol negotiated between UK and...
- Article
  May 2022
  Mirror clauses: EU needs to be collaborative with trading partners
  Research Areas: Agriculture EU Trade Agreements European Union WTO and Globalization
  By: Emily Rees
  Emily Rees sat down with Borderlex's Robert Francis to shed some light on mirror clauses, and why they stir such...
- Speech or Presentation
  May 2022
  Understanding the development impact of digital services trade
  Research Areas: Digital Economy Services WTO and Globalization
  By: Erik van der Marel
  Erik van der Marel presents at the UNCTAD e-Commerce week in a panel together with GIZ and the World...

Intellectual Property in Services Sectors

It remains difficult for many reasons to identify the importance of intellectual property in services sectors, and whether this lack of knowledge might have an impact on the EU FTAs.

Episode 80: IP in the EU FTA’s Series: Intellectual Property in Services Sectors with Pascal Kerneis

By: Guest Author

Jacki Davis talks to Pascal Kerneis, a Managing director of the ESF.

TTC and pre-empting the next transatlantic tech war

By: Hosuk Lee-Makiyama Guest Author

The trading relationship between the EU and the U.S. has never been an easy one. Since the late 1960s, commercial disputes and conflicting agendas have charred a solid security alliance.