- Sustainable Development Chapters in the EU Free Trade Agreements: Searching for Effectiveness2018 | Faculty of Law
- International competition in vertically differentiated markets with innovation and imitation: trade policy versus free trade +12014 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Great Britain and European Integration : From the European Free Trade Association to the European Community2010 | Faculty of Arts
- Changes in the Common Commercial Policy after the Court of Justice of the EU's Opinion on the EU-Singapore Free Trade Agreement2019 | Faculty of Law
- The Common Commercial Policy after Opinion 2/15: No simple way to make life easier for free trade agreements in the EU2019 | Faculty of Law
- No Reason to Party: United Kingdom as Party to EU Free Trade Agreements after Brexit2017 | Faculty of Law
- Labour Standards in Free Trade Agreements: Remarkable Rise of International Labour Law2020 | Faculty of Law
- Free trade versus strategic trade as a choice between two "second best" policies: a symmetric versus asymmetric information analysis2005 | Faculty of Social Sciences, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Centre for Economic Research and Graduate Education
- Free trade versus strategic trade as a choice between two 'second best' policies: a symmetric versus asymmetric information analysis2005 | Faculty of Social Sciences, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Centre for Economic Research and Graduate Education
- International competition in vertically differentiated markets with innovation and imitation: trade policy versus free trade2007 | Faculty of Social Sciences, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Centre for Economic Research and Graduate Education
- The economic development of the U.S.A., Canada and Mexico; U.S.A., Canada and Mexico approaches to free trade area - CUSFTA and NAFTA2002 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Free trade versus strategic trade as a choice between two 'second-best' policies: a symmetric versus asymmetric information analysis. CEPR discussion paper 2928.Publication without faculty affiliation
- When is it optimal to delegate : the theory of fast-track authority2015 | Faculty of Social Sciences, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Centre for Economic Research and Graduate Education
- The e-commerce chapters in EU FTAs and the current UNCITRAL work2017 | Faculty of Law
- European Union and the Faroe Islands: Possibilities for Closer Trade Relations2018 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- The Conclusion of the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement EU-Canada (CETA) and current challenges to effective conduct of the Common Commercial Policy2017 | Faculty of Law
- A New Direction for the EU Common Commercial Policy: Seeking the Efficiency and Legitimacy in Uncertain Times2018 | Faculty of Law
- The Role of the European Parliament in the Promotion of Human Rights in the EUCommercial Policy2021 | Faculty of Law
- World Economic Conference in Geneva in 1927 - the object of contention Czechoslovak political and business interest groups2015 | Faculty of Arts
- The European Union investment policy in Asia in the light of "Dawn of an Asian century in international investment law"2020 | Faculty of Law
- Trade policy as a tool for the sustainable use of oceans2018 | Faculty of Law
- Asymmetric integration under NAFTA2003 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Life and Death of Mother of Solidarity2010 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Strategic trade policy and mode of competition: symmetric versus asymmetric information.2001 | Faculty of Social Sciences, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Centre for Economic Research and Graduate Education
- Foreign Investment Under the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement. Edited by Makane Moïse Mbengue2019 | Faculty of Law
- Trade Restriction on the Ground of the Public Interest in the Environmental Protection According to the Analysis of Judgements of the European Court of Justice2003 | Faculty of Law
- When is it optimal to delegate: the theory of fast-track authorityPublication without faculty affiliation
- The Guilds - Traditional Organization as an Obstacle to Progress +12021 | Faculty of Arts