Countries wishing to reform their tax system must consider that their proposals are in line with both international trade law and international tax law, which, if on the one side, are two different branches of international law, on the other side, they share overlapping elements in relation to...

The concept of national security has evolved to address a range of threats, including non-State actors and non-military and non-human threats, such as economic crises, cybersecurity, terrorism, iand climate change. In particular, some States are vigorously expanding the notion of national...

Since the 1990s, discussions aiming to reduce and to eliminate certain harmful fisheries subsidies have been taking place at multilateral forums. If the trade distorting effects and the environmental threats of these subsidies are no longer questioned, clear rules on definitions and...

This article will discuss how the rules on tariffs and non-tariff barriers have restricted market access for many developing countries by considering the law on trade in goods. In general, it will highlight the main principles upon which World Trade Organisation Law (WTO) is hinged and the rules...

Rules on digital trade are rapidly taking shape as countries in Asia-Pacific and beyond strive to secure the benefits associated with e-commerce and the digitalization of trade in goods and services. At the multilateral level, the WTO holds promise to reach a plurilateral agreement on core...

Although many firms operate on global digital platforms, small countries and firms also play an essential role at the national level, especially during crises and the slowdown in globalization. This research investigates trade patterns in digital services at the country and firm level and...