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Global Research Priorities and Global Governance-June Events

grpggSocial Dimensions of Free Trade Agreements

A seminar discussing a recent report of the International Labour Organisation with the author, Franz Ebert, Max Planck Institute
Monday 2 June, 12:00 - 14:00 in R0.12, Ramphal Building (lunch will be provided).

Franz Ebert is the author of an important new ILO report entitled ‘Social Dimensions of Free Trade Agreements’. The report provides a comprehensive review of all existing trade agreements that include provisions on labour standards and discusses their impacts for enterprises and workers. It also helps assess the challenges arising from the multiplication of trade agreements that include different social provisions. Franz will discuss the report, its key findings, recommendations for action, and, future prospects for research in this field.

If you are interested in attending this research seminar, please register here or email U dot Martin at warwick dot ac dot uk. Please note places for this seminar are limited and will be allocated on a first come first serve basis.

Cyber Security and Global Governance: the future of the Internet

Roundtable with Prof Richard Aldrich (PAIS), Prof Mark Skilton (WBS), Prof Tim Watson (WMG)
Tuesday 3 June, 12:00 – 14:00 in R1.15, Ramphal Building (lunch will be provided).

The next decade will be important for the future governance of the Internet and of the Cyberspace as a whole. Like global environmental governance the global governance of cyberspace has the widest implications. Raising security standards is therefore a major issue, but the range and type of actor renders this a bewildering question. Global Governance GRP roundtables are informal conversations aimed at introducing Warwick colleagues working on global governance themes to each other in order to foster greater interdisciplinary collaboration. Speakers at our roundtable on cyber security include: Professor Richard Aldrich (PAIS), Professor Mark Skilton (WBS), Professor Tim Watson (WMG).

If you are interested in attending this roundtable, please register here or email U dot Martin at warwick dot ac dot uk.