Rebooting Multilateral Trade Cooperation: Perspectives from China and Europe

Edited by Bernard Hoekman, Xinquan Tu and Dong Wang

in CEPR Press Books from Centre for Economic Policy Research

Abstract: Joint leadership by China and the EU to establish a balanced work programme spanning old and new issues of interest to all WTO members is necessary to safeguard the rules-based trade order. This book, a product of a Horizon 2020 research project (RESPECT), brings together essays written by teams of European and Chinese trade policy experts, who explore possible paths to revitalise the WTO.

Date: 2021 Written 2021-07
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Chapters in this book:

A Core Proposal for Reforming the WTO’s Subsidy Rules

Jiandong Liu

About Knowledge and Rulemaking: Reforming WTO Rules on Subsidies

Siqi Li and Luca Rubini

China, the European Union, and the WTO Dispute Settlement Crisis

Liao Shiping and Petros C. Mavroidis

Climate Change, Trade Policy, and the WTO

Jianping Zhang and Xie Zhiyu

Introduction: Rebooting Multilateral Trade Cooperation

Bernard Hoekman, Xinquan Tu and Dong Wang

Is it Possible to Promote an Agricultural Agenda in the WTO?

Lu Xiankun and Alan Matthews

National security and other non-trade objectives under WTO law

Cui Fan, Catherine Hoeffler and Stephanie C. Hofmann

Reviving the negotiation function of the WTO: Why the onus falls on the three major powers

Xinquan Tu and Robert Wolfe

Special and differential treatment and developing country status: Can the two be separated?

Patrick Low

State-Owned Enterprises and International Competition: Towards Plurilateral Agreement

Bernard Hoekman and Andre Sapir

The EU–China Comprehensive Agreement on Investment: A Model for Investment Coverage in the World Trade Organization?

Kurtz, Jürgen and Gong Baihua

Transparency and Local Subsidies in China and the United States

Simon Evenett and Kong Qingjiang

Updating the General Agreement on Trade in Services

Bernard Hoekman and Jingxia Shi

What kinds of rules are needed to support digital trade?

Martina F. Ferracane and Mosi Li

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