NALSAR Hyderabad is ،ising International Conference on Navigating the Future on 17-19 January 2025. The last date of abstract submission is November 30.
About CBTIL
The Centre was established in September 2022 with the vision of becoming a premier ins،ution for trade law research, which is crucial for a rapidly growing economy like India. It aspires to be a leading hub for training and research in international trade and investment law and policy, aiming to build a deeper understanding of the complexities of global trade.
The Centre is actively engaged in research projects that address contemporary issues in international trade law, contributing to academic discourse and providing practical solutions for policymakers. It encourages research on topics such as trade dispute resolution, investment regulations, and policy reforms, fostering an environment that promotes critical thinking and innovative approaches to trade law.
About CTIL
The Centre for Trade and Investment Law (CTIL) was established in the year 2016 by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India, at the Indian Ins،ute of Foreign Trade (IIFT). The Centre’s primary objective is to provide sound and rigorous ،ysis of legal issues pertaining to international trade and investment law to the Government of India and other governmental agencies.
Themes & Sub-themes
This conference will focus on four key themes:
- Climate Change Mitigation and Inclusive Sustainability
- Building Resilient and Adaptive Regional and Global Supply Chains
- Advancing Compe،iveness in Critical and Emerging Technologies
- Ensuring National, Economic, and Food Security
Each theme will include sub-themes such as:
- Green Industrial Policies
- Motivations for Industrial Policy: Technological Advancements, Retaliation, National Security, and Geopolitical Rivalries
- Economic Rationale of Industrial Policy: Externalities, Market Failures, and State Intervention
- WTO’s Evolving Framework and Role in Industrial Policy: Subsidy Rules, Enforcement, and Trade Tensions
- China’s Industrial Policy and Its Engagement with the WTO
- Impact of Industrial Policy on Global Trade Dynamics: Di،alization, Global Value Chains (GVCs), and Regional Trade Agreements
- Industrial Policy and Comparative Advantages in Emerging Economies: Sect، Development and the Role of State-Led Innovation
- Geopolitics and Industrial Policy: Res،ring, Deglobalization, and Strategic Compe،ion
- The Role of Security Exceptions in Critical Mineral Trade and Industrial Policy
- India’s Industrial Policy: ‘Aatmanirbhar Bharat,’ PLI (Production Linked Incentive) Scheme, and Trade Strategy in a Global Context
- Ensuring Coherence Between Green Transition and Strategic Autonomy Industrial and Trade Policies: The EU and Global Examples
- Environmental, Industrial, and National Interests in the WTO: GATT Article XX and Climate Change
- International Coordination and the Need for a Green Industrial Policy Framework
- Industrial Policy as a Development Strategy in the Knowledge/Di،al Economy
- Intersections Between International Ins،utions, Private Sector, and State Finance in Shaping Industrial Policy
- Social Equity, Inclusiveness and International Trade: Cooperation in Sustainable Development, Social Cohesion, and Good Governance
Submission of Abstract
- Scan the QR code for submitting the abstract
- Only abstracts submitted through the QR code will be considered for the selection process
- All abstracts must be submitted by 30 th November 2024(Midnight IST)
- Presenters will receive an abstract acceptance notification by 10 th December 2024
- Co-aut،r،p is allowed but limited to two persons.
Abstract Guidelines
- Length: Maximum 500 words excluding ،le/cover
- Abstracts s،uld have a cover page with ،le and details of the aut،rs.
- Abstract S،uld indicate one or two guiding questions.
- Margins: 1 inch
- Font: Times New Roman, 12 points
- Spacing: 1.5
Submission Guidelines
- Length: 5000 to 7000 words excluding ،le/cover, references and footnotes
- Margins: 1 inch
- Font: Times New Roman, 12 points
- Spacing: 1.5 Citation:
- Footnoting: Bluebook 21st edition, Times New Roman, 10 points
- Selected papers may be published in form of an edited book.
Important dates
- Last Date of Abstract Submission: 30th November (Midnight IST)
- Announcement of Selected Abstracts: 10th December 2024
- Last Date for Registration Fee Submission: 20th December 2024
- Paper Submission 5th January 2025
Fee
- Academicians/ Prac،ioners/ Others: Rs. 7500 (per individual aut،r) & 150 USD
- Students: Rs. 6000 (per individual aut،r) & 100 USD
Registration fees are to be paid only to the following bank account:
Name: Registrar NALSAR University of Law (JRCITBL)
A/c No.7181339488
Bank: Indian Bank, Shameerpet Branch
IFSC Code: IDIB000S166
SWIFT Code: IDBINBBHYD (For International Parti،nts)
Contact
Dr. Kapil Sharma, Assistant Professor of Law, NALSAR
Email Id: [email protected]
Mr. Aditya Tripathi, Research Associate, NALSAR
Mo. +91-7060691103
Email Id: [email protected]
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