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Five reasons why TTIP is like a troublesome teapot

Robert Watt By Robert Watt Filed Under: Europe, Featured Posted: November 25, 2014

The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership is like a tea-pot – but a troublesome one, argues Robbie Watt. Known as ‘tee-tip’ for short, the proposed major international trade deal between the European Union and the United States is one that might determine the future shape of the global economy for decades. Backed up with commentary from academics, […]

Tagged With: Battle in Seattle, Clive George, David Henig, European Union, Gabriel Siles-Brügge, Polly Jones, TTIP, United States, World Development Movement, world trade, World Trade Organisation

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TTIP could generate a ‘race to the top’

Patricia Garcia-Duran Huet By Patricia Garcia-Duran Huet Filed Under: Europe, Featured Posted: November 4, 2014

Far from creating an expanded free trade area in which anything goes, as critics claim, the TTIP is more likely to raise international standards through a regulatory ‘race to the top’, argues Patricia Garcia-Duran Huet. As part of Manchester Policy Week, policy@manchester will host a debate on the pros and cons of TTIP in Manchester […]

Tagged With: European Union, Ferdi De Ville, free trade, Gabriel Siles-Brügge, regulation, Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, TTIP, United States

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TTIP and dispute settlement; don’t throw baby out with bathwater

Picture of Dr Nicolette Butler By Nicolette Butler Filed Under: Europe, Featured Posted: May 23, 2014

The proposal of a mechanism for investors to sue foreign governments is one of the more contentious aspects of the on-going EU-US trade talks. But as Dr Nicolette Butler argues, the benefits of neutrality and de-politicisation in dispute resolution should not be hastily discounted. As the latest round of EU-US trade talks rumble into their final day, […]

Tagged With: EU-US trade, europe, free trade, ISDS, transatlantic trade, TTIP, United States

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