Soon available from OUPIntLaw Oxford Academic: "Megaregulation Contested: Global Economic Ordering After TPP". Our book about #TPP #CPTPP and #megaregulation: global.oup.com/academic/produ…

The book is the result of a multi-year research project of IILJ NYU Law in cooperation with UN University and @GRIPS_Japan. Read about the book's genesis: iilj.org/megareg/megare…

To encourage further research on #TPP and #CPTPP we make the following materials publicly available: 1) a consolidated version of #TPP11 2) a spreadsheet of #BITs and #TIPs between TPP parties 3) a list and table of #GAL related provisions in TPP iilj.org/megareg/materi…

Kaitlin Owens LLM'18 has just published her Law & Global Governance seminar paper: "Improving the Odds: Strengthening the Prospects for Accountability in the Syrian Conflict by Regulating the Marketplace for Information on Atrocity Crimes" repository.law.miami.edu/umiclr/vol26/i… Check it out!

Kingsbury, Malone, Mertenskötter, Stewart, Streinz, & Sunami: Megaregulation Contested: Global Economic Ordering After TPP bit.ly/2R6xWeC

Our first book launch for “Megaregulation Contested: Global Economic Ordering After TPP” with OUP Law will be in Santiago Facultad Derecho UC & CEIUC just before ICON•S. Hope to see you there! RSVP: bit.ly/2L4SJxU

this is a fascinating blog about how Boris Johnson's joke (or not) about building makeshift buses out of boxes has pushed various bus-related policy mis-steps much further down the Google search algorithm, deliberately or otherwise parall.ax/blog/view/3301…

A couple of months ago, I did a quick textual comparison of #USMCA vs #TPP. Here is the full article co-authored w/ uOttawa | COMMON LAW graduate Rama Panford-Walsh. Quick takeaway: 57% textual overlap. + many interesting sub-stories, e.g. refs to "supply chains" systematically erased.

UN University Paul Thomas Streinz @GRIPS_Japan IILJ Pasha L. Hsieh Annelise Riles Alvaro Santos CAROLA Georgetown Law Greta Thunberg @AntoniaEliason Bernard Hoekman @EuropeanUni and Charles Sabel of Columbia Law School analyze the regulatory concerns caused by #GVC becoming a basic unit of industrial organization and call for deep sectoral cooperation between regulatory authorities Richard Baldwin oxfordscholarship.com/view/10.1093/o…

UN University Paul Thomas Streinz @GRIPS_Japan IILJ Pasha L. Hsieh Annelise Riles Alvaro Santos CAROLA Georgetown Law Greta Thunberg @AntoniaEliason Bernard Hoekman @EuropeanUni Columbia Law School Richard Baldwin Євген Цюряк Nicolas Lamp 🇺🇦🇵🇸 Anthea Roberts Thomas Streinz analyzes #TPP's model of rules for the global digital economy as digital #megaregulation in comparison and contrast to the dominant #digitaltrade framing and asks why the #TPP11 endorsed the #siliconvalleyconsensus in #CPTPP w/o the US oxfordscholarship.com/view/10.1093/o…

Technical Barriers to Trade👇 The 2nd event of the TBT@40 Dialogue Series, entitled "TBT Committee and regulatory measures: prevention, not litigation," takes place on 2 Sep. ! Find out what speakers will discuss at this event and sign up here 👇 wto.org/english/tratop… #WTOTBT

Excited to be sharing my research on the TBT Committee, alongside Inu Manak. Looking forward to the discussions (on defining fish, labeling food, and the rich dynamics behind it all🤓). Thanks @eriknwijk for the invitation!

Good time to recall #WTO not just about negotiating new rules or enforcing old ones through disputes. This webinar features research of IILJ colleague Paul on TBT Cttee. @alanbeattie Dani Rodrik Ana Swanson Meredith A. Crowley Soumaya Keynes Todd N. Tucker @AntoniaEliason

Trending in #Law: ooir.org/trending.php?d… 1) Interpreters of Int'l Econ Law: Contesting Chile's Nutrition Label 2) Activists' Fight to Globalize Labor 3) Organizational Evolution of #Drug Trade 4) Colonial Injustice: Int'l Law as Culprit & Remedy? (LJIL)

This is the first time I am ever #trending in anything.😁Glad it’s with such a tantalizing topic and looking forward to any comments!

𝑳𝑺𝑹 Volume 5⃣4⃣: Issue 3 is now online! “Interpreters of International Economic Law: Corporations and Bureaucrats in Contest over Chile's Nutrition Label” by Tim Dorlach & Paul will be #openaccess through Sept! Universität Bremen IILJ Read more ⬇ bit.ly/LSRPRIIEL

Lots of CBAM discussion on the IELP blog recently. Here's another (from Paul and Cándido García Molyneux): "Will the EU CBAM Cover More Than What You Think? Complex Goods, System Boundaries, and Circumvention Under the Commission’s CBAM Proposal" ielp.worldtradelaw.net/2021/07/guest-…

Guest Post: Will the EU CBAM Cover More Than What You Think? Complex Goods, System Boundaries, and Circumvention Under the Commission’s CBAM Proposal dlvr.it/S4SzSf

Variations of the first name “Paul”. Colours are meaningless on the map as far as I can tell. Source: buff.ly/3xogyWj

In this new IILJ Working Paper, Benedict Kingsbury and I explore the conceptual, normative, and practical connections between infrastructures, laws, publics, and publicness. The piece is part of a broader project at the IILJ, on 'Infrastructures as Regulation' (InfraReg).