Academic papers and reports « UK Trade Policy Observatory

TO JUDGE OR NOT TO JUDGE: NON LIQUET IN WTO ADJUDICATION

Peter Holmes and Sunayana Sasmal

UKTPO Working Paper

Mattia Di Ubaldo and Michael Gasiorek

European Journal of Political Economy, Volume 72, March 2022

Brexit, food law and the UK’s search for a post-EU identity

Emily Lydgate and Chloe Anthony

The Modern Law Review, Volume 85, March 2022

Voluntary programs and emissions revisited: What is the effect of EU trade agreements with environmental provisions?

Mattia Di Ubaldo, Steven McGuire and Vikrant Shirodkar

Journal of International Business Policy, February 2022

The Consequences of the Trade and Cooperation Agreement for the UK’s International Trade

Ilaria Fusacchia, Luca Salvatici and L Alan Winters

Forthcoming in the Oxford Review of Economic Policy, volume 38, Issue 1, January 2022

The Appendix to the paper is available here.

Exporters and shocks: impact of the Brexit vote shock on bilateral exports to the UK

Ana P Fernandes and L. Alan Winters

Journal of International Economics, Volume 131, July 2021.

EU-UK Post-Brexit Trade Relations: Prosperity Versus Sovereignty?

Peter Holmes and Jim Rollo

European Foreign Affairs Review, Volume 25, Issue 4 (2020) pp. 523 – 550

Can trade agreements really be bad for your health?

L. Alan Winters (November 2020)

A position paper commissioned by PETRA to look at the economic benefits and consequences of free trade agreements.

New Dimensions in International Trade Law

Report on the UK Trade Policy Observatory’s second annual conference (November 2019)

Securing a competitive UK manufacturing industry post Brexit

A report on the impact of a no-deal Brexit today, and beyond an implementation period (September 2018) EURIS

Analytical studies of Brexit

Report on the UK Trade Policy Observatory Conference (July 2018)

Deep and Not Comprehensive? What the WTO Rules Permit for a UK–EU FTA

Emily Lydgate and L. Alan Winters, (May 2018) Cambridge University Press

A draft working paper version of this paper is also available (open access).

The UK and developing countries: a deeper look at issues surrounding Trade in Services and Free Trade Agreements

Bernard Hoekman, Jim Rollo, Rorden Wilkinson and L. Alan Winters (November 2017) Department for International Development

Review of evidence base and academic and policy-facing knowledge in areas informing trade and development

Will Brexit Raise the Cost of Living?

by Stephen Clarke, Ilona Serwicka and L. Alan Winters (November 2017) National Institute Economic Review paper

Can Free Trade Agreements Enhance Opportunities for UK Higher Education after Brexit?

(April 2017) Universities UK Report by UKTPO

‘New Partnership, New Challenges’

Chapter by Professor L. Alan Winters on Trade under the ‘WTO model’ (March 2017) Open Britain

Negotiating the UK’s Post-Brexit Trade Arrangements

Peter Holmes, Jim Rollo, L. Alan Winters,(November 2016) National Institute Economic Review

The impact of the UK’s post-Brexit trade policy on development

(September 2016) Joint ODI-UKTPO paper

Negotiating Britain’s new trade policy

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Prof Alan Winters and Prof Jim Rollo contribute to the VoxEU e-book ‘Brexit Beckons: Thinking ahead by leading economists’ (edited by Richard Baldwin).