I-Ju Chen

I-Ju Chen

Dr I-Ju Chen is Lecturer in Law at Exeter Law School and LLM Programme Director for International Commercial Law. In 2026-2027, she is Co-Investigator of an ESRC funded project to investigate economic security dimensions in UK trade agreements with its partners in the...
Karen Jackson

Karen Jackson

Karen Jackson is a Reader in Economics at the University of Westminster. Her research focuses on international trade policy, with a particular interest in trade agreements, geopolitical fragmentation, and the effects of uncertainty on economic activity. She has...
Chung

Chung

Wanyu Chung is Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Birmingham and a Research Affiliate at the Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR). Her research examines how firms engage in international trade and how trade institutions and policies shape...
Nicolas Lamp

Nicolas Lamp

I’m an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Law and School of Policy Studies at Queen’s University in Canada, where I also serve as the Director of the Queen’s Institute on Trade Policy, an annual professional training course for Canadian trade officials. Prior to...
TaPP Insight: WTO Reform – What Hope for MC14?

TaPP Insight: WTO Reform – What Hope for MC14?

Monday 8 December 2025 The 14th World Trade Organization (WTO) Ministerial Conference (MC14) is set to take place in Yaoundé, Cameroon between 26 – 29 March 2026. The Ministerial Conference meets at least once every two years and is the highest decision-making body at...
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