Information on "Trade"
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7 Nov 2012
The Future of the Trans-Pacific Partnership
In this audio presentation, Bernard Gordon, who is a professor of political science at the University of New Hampshire, leads a discussion on the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), which is still being negotiated. More on «The Future of the Trans-Pacific Partnership»
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1 Feb 2012
World Trade: What Comes After Doha?
In this podcast, Donna Lee, Professor in International Organisations and Diplomacy at the University of Birmingham, considers the future of the international trade regime in light of the deadlock in the Doha Round of trade negotiations. More on «World Trade: What Comes After Doha?»
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13 Jan 2012
The WTO and the Future of International Organizations
The ISN concludes its analysis of the problems facing contemporary international organizations with a podcast focussed upon the World Trade Organization's (WTO) response to the changing dynamics of the international system. More on «The WTO and the Future of International Organizations»
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11 Mar 2011
The Challenges of Maritime Security
Rear Admiral Michael McDevitt, Vice President of the CNA’s Center for Naval Analysis and Director of CNA Strategic Studies, discusses the important challenges facing maritime security and developments in collaborative activities among the major... More on «The Challenges of Maritime Security»
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1 Sep 2010
Aussie Ambitions
The Australian government will have its hands full managing the structural changes that bring countries like China and India to the forefront of global politics and make Australia an important regional pivot, Andrew Shearer tells the ISN. More on «Aussie Ambitions»
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25 Feb 2010
Iran's Two Fronts
With an opposition movement on one side and the international community on the other, Iran is imbroiled in parallel conflicts, but as Ulrich Tilgner tells the ISN, nationalism plus trading power may help the country see its way through. More on «Iran's Two Fronts»
