Anti-Fragmentation Strategies: the Curious Case of the EU and World Trade Law

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Dr Gregory Messenger is a Junior Research Fellow at the Queen’s College, Oxford. He has taught Public International Law, International Economic Law and International Investment Law at the Universities of Oxford and Durham. His book, The Development of World Trade Organization Law (OUP) is due out late 2015.

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Anti-Fragmentation Strategies: the Curious Case of the EU and World Trade Law

February 20, 2015

Gregory Messenger

The investor-State dispute settlement provisions of the EU’s proposed new free trade agreements with the US (the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership - TTIP), Canada (the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement - CETA) and Singapore (the EU – Singapore Free Trade Agreement) are receiving considerable coverage in the popular media as well as within academic…