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The Aircraft Protocol and the Imminent Entry into Force of the Rail Protocol to the Cape Town Convention: Time to Factor in Developed-developing Countries Dynamics and the Environment

15 January 2024

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When Data Cannot Be Traded

Do you remember the last time you ‘sold’ your personal data for some digital content or digital services? Google, Uber, Facebook, Netflix, Spotify—you name it. They all accept data as...

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Václav Janeček

Gianclaudio Malgieri

Opening Pandora’s Box with Caution: WTO Hands down Guidance on Art. XXI GATT

Art. XXI of the GATT establishes one of the exceptions to the rules of the multilateral trading system. Named a ‘security’ exception, this provision is most frequently invoked...

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Brexit Negotiations Series: 'The Impact of Brexit on the UK’s Trade with Non-EU Member States Under the EU’s Mixed Free Trade Agreements'

Brexit will have a direct impact on the United Kingdom’s ability to participate in the European Union’s external trade arrangements with third countries. This does not only include free trade...

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Robert G. Volterra

Towards Brexit: The Trade Implications

The UK government has triggered Article 50 of the Treaty on European Union on 29 March. Upon notification, the UK has two years to complete negotiations for an Exit Agreement....

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Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton

How Brexit Will Happen: A Brief Primer on EU Law and Constitutional Law Questions Raised by Brexit

My article is intended as a primer on questions that Brexit raises with respect to EU law and UK constitutional law. Article 50 TEU states that ‘[a]ny Member State...

28 October 2016

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Holger Hestermeyer

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