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  • Blog post 26 October 2026

    Elbows up, gloves off again: A Team Canada approach to CUSMA/USMCA review

    By Lindsey Garner-Knapp.

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    This blog reviews Canada’s response to the responses to the recent round of US tariffs.

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  • Book 22 October 2026

    A Research Agenda for Big Data and the Law

    By Atilla Kasap et al.

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    This forward-thinking Research Agenda examines the wide-ranging impact of Big Data and considers what kind of regulatory framework is needed in response. Challenging the perception of big data as a driver of progress, leading scholars identify the legal debates that should guide the next phase of research. Includes a chapter by Atilla Kasap on the legal aspects of big data in transport and mobility.

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  • Podcast 19 October 2026

    Made in Europe

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    Series 9, Episode 2 - The EU's Industrial Accelerator Act and its ‘Made in Europe’ mechanism support its industry by encouraging purchasers to buy local. But how do you define European? How much of a risk does this Act pose for British industry? Finally, is there not a simpler way of dealing with Chinese imports? Joining the discussion are Pinar Gunes (CITP / University of Sussex Business School), William Bain (British Chambers of Commerce), Sam Lowe (Flint Global / Most Favoured Nation newsletter) and our host Chris Horseman (Borderlex).

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  • Podcast 15 October 2026

    Patent, patient, patience: IP law and AI for the public good with Phoebe Li

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    This episode, on Legal4Tech - The Podcast, explores the complex relationship between artificial intelligence, intellectual property and technology regulation. As AI continues to transform our world, how can we ensure its development is guided not only by technical possibilities but also moral considerations, cultural values and human interests? Listen to Professor Phoebe Li as she discusses how law, culture and society can shape the future of AI and ensure that technological progress reflects human values.

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  • Blog post 15 October 2026

    The tariff that boomerangs: Who bears the cost if the US targets buyers of Russian oil

    By Pinar Gunes.

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    This blog models what would happen if the US applied the maximum tariff rate of the new sanctioning Act on Russia and Iran on all manufactured goods imported from China, India and Turkey

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  • Working Paper 12 October 2026

    The uneven reach of IP court rulings: Spillovers through technology and product networks

    By Richard Kneller, Joseph Mai and Min Zhu et al.

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    This paper examines whether IP court rulings affect firms outside the case, and if so, how.

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  • Blog post 8 October 2026

    Why has the impact of Brexit on UK–EU goods trade varied so widely across products and trading partners?

    By Jun Du.

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    This blog, by special guest Jun Du, takes a long view at what UK-EU negotiations should focus on after this year’s planned summit

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  • Working Paper 7 October 2026

    When tariffs bite: The short-run vs long-run welfare effects of trade wars

    By Pinar Gunes et al.

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    This paper examines how the effects of tariffs differ between the short and long run.

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  • Briefing Paper 7 October 2026

    The United States’ forced-labour tariffs: Who really pays for them?

    By Pinar Gunes et al.

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    This paper applies a quantitative trade framework to assess the short- and long-run trade welfare effects of the newly implemented (July 2026) US tariffs and identify who might bear their costs.

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  • Blog post 5 October 2026

    Beyond the signature: What will it take to make ASEAN’s Digital Economy Framework Agreement (DEFA) work?

    By Minako Morita Jaeger.

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    This blog outlines three main challenges for making DEFA work and how the UK could support it.

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