In her latest blog for the Centre for Inclusive Trade Policy, Dr Emily Lydgate offers advice in response to the UK's Labour Party National Policy Forum [edgtf_button size="huge" type="solid" text="A TRADE STRATEGY THAT SUPPORTS DOMESTIC DECARBONIZATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL OBJECTIVES" custom_class="" icon_pack="font_awesome"
Lecturer in Economics The Economics department at the University of Sussex is recruiting to the post of Lecturer in Economics and we are looking for somebody to join our dynamic trade team! The position is open to candidates for the Education and
Congratulations to everyone across IDS and University of Sussex for this amazing achievement. We know, see and are happy to be a part of, the dedication and effort everyone puts in. [edgtf_button size="" type="" text="FULL ANNOUNCEMENT" custom_class="" icon_pack="font_awesome" fa_icon="" link="https://www.ids.ac.uk/news/sussex-named-number-one-in-the-world-for-development-studies-for-seventh-consecutive-year/" target="_self" color=""
Registration is open for a just a few more days Making Trade Policy Inclusive Gain the skills to effectively shape the inclusive trade agenda. A specialist short course brought to you by Institute of Development Studies, InterAnalysis and the UK Trade Policy Observatory. Course
IMPORTANT DEADLINE NOTICES EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT: 31 January 2023 REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 15 February 2023 > FULL COURSE INFORMATION <
To our TradeSift Family near and far, Thank you for your support this year. It has been a joy to work and re-connect with so many of you. We look forward to continuing our friendships and collaborations next year. The InterAnalysis office will
It's confirmed! It's happening! Making Trade Policy Inclusive, returns March 2023. [edgtf_button size="huge" type="" text="REGISTER YOUR INTEREST NOW!" custom_class="" icon_pack="font_awesome" fa_icon="" link="https://www.ids.ac.uk/specialist-short-courses/making-trade-policy-inclusive-online/" target="_self" color="" hover_color="" background_color="" hover_background_color="" border_color="" hover_border_color="" font_size="" font_weight="" margin=""] There are some fully funded places available!!
The Institute of Development Studies has published its review of 2022. A Year in Global Development: A Look Back at 2022. The review looks at many of this year's development challenges: Rising conflict Climate disasters Political change Gender backlash Featured within
The UK Climate Trade Commission has launched its first report at the House of Commons. Some recommendations draw heavily on the work of UKTPO's Deputy Director, Dr Lydgate’s, concept of ‘The Carbon Border Adjustment Trilemma’ in balancing policy objectives in
"World Trade Organization head Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala (No. 91) and IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva (No. 12) continue to play a crucial role in providing financial assistance and promoting global trade as the threat of a global recession rises." "Nearly a quarter of the leaders
Building on the roundtable discussion at the UKTPO Academic Conference last week, UKTPO's Co-Director, Emily Lydgate, asks: Is the golden age of Free Trade Agreements over? Whilst trade cooperation seems like it has never been higher on the political agenda, these new
The following links relate to the recent Financial Times article which cites UKTPO research on the UK government's proposal of Freeports in the UK post-Brexit. Research undertaken by Peter Holmes, Guillermo Larbalestier and Anna Jerzewska. Related: Financial Times Article, 30 Nov 2022:
We have to share this news! A fantastic achievement for Sussex and Dr Rosemary Coogan. Congratulations!!! Full article: HERE [edgtf_separator class_name="" type="full-width" position="center" color="GREY" border_style="" width="" thickness="2" top_margin="" bottom_margin=""] www.tradesift.com
1 December 2022 Submissions are now open for full papers to be presented at the inaugural CITP Academic Conference in April 2023. SUMMARY: The Centre for Inclusive Trade Policy (CITP), the first centre dedicated to trade policy to be funded by the Economic
For The Centre for Inclusive Trade Policy's first Briefing Paper, Michael Gasiorek sets out some key considerations on the making of a trade strategy and a framework for considering the elements of policy that contribute to achieving that strategy. Possibly the