We are a team of economists, political scientists and lawyers from the Centre of Economic Integration (CTEI) of the Geneva Graduate Institute. In this multiyear, interdisciplinary research project, we endeavour to uncover new instruments and ways to design trade policy with minimal negative effects.
We are doing so by looking at positive and negative effects of trade liberalisation in order to better understand the complexity of structural adjustment following trade liberalisation and the many unwanted negative effects of trade on the environment and labour. By thinking trade liberalisation and flanking measures together, we believe that we can achieve trade agreements that truly work in the service of society.
The team – international relations
Cédric Dupont, Professor of International Relations
Noémie Laurens, PostDoc Researcher, International Relations
Christian Winkler, PhD Researcher, International Relations
The team – international law
Joost Pauwelyn, Professor of International Law
Charlotte Sieber-Gasser, Senior Researcher, International Law
Rohan, PhD Researcher, International Law
The team – international economics
Marcelo Olarreaga, Professor of Economics
Trade Packages 