Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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How TTIP split the social-democrats : reacting to the politicisation of EU trade policy in the European parliament

Ferdi De Ville (UGent) and Niels Gheyle (UGent)

(2024) JOURNAL OF EUROPEAN PUBLIC POLICY. 31(1). p.54-78
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Small firms as the main beneficiaries of trade agreements? A framing analysis of European Commission discourse

Ferdi De Ville (UGent) and Niels Gheyle

(2022) NEW POLITICAL ECONOMY. 27(4). p.553-566
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Assessing the normative legitimacy of investment arbitration : the EU’s investment court system

Lisa Diependaele, Ferdi De Ville (UGent) and Sigrid Sterckx (UGent)

(2019) NEW POLITICAL ECONOMY. 24(1). p.37-61
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The unintended consequences of the transatlantic trade and investment partnership negotiations

Ferdi De Ville (UGent) and Niels Gheyle (UGent)

(2019) INTERNATIONAL SPECTATOR. 54(1). p.16-30
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Why TTIP is a game-changer and its critics have a point

Ferdi De Ville (UGent) and Gabriël Siles-Brügge

(2017) JOURNAL OF EUROPEAN PUBLIC POLICY. 24(10). p.1491-1505
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Trade policy with the lights on: linking trade and politicization

Niels Gheyle (UGent)

(2016) EU Trade Policy at the Crossroads : between Economic Liberalism and Democratic Challenges, Proceedings.
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Politisering van TTIP : een lont in het kruitvat

Niels Gheyle (UGent)

(2016) INTERNATIONALE SPECTATOR.
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From nada to Namur : national parliaments' involvement in trade politics, the case of Belgium

Yelter Bollen, Niels Gheyle (UGent) and Ferdi De Ville (UGent)

(2016)
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Adding fuel to the flames: how TTIP reinvigorated the politicization of trade

Niels Gheyle (UGent)

(2016) Governance and Integration through Free Trade Agreements.
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EU trade policy : persistent liberalisation, contentious protectionism

Yelter Bollen, Ferdi De Ville (UGent) and Jan Orbie (UGent)

(2016) JOURNAL OF EUROPEAN INTEGRATION. 38(3). p.279-294

Academic Bibliography

How TTIP split the social-democrats : reacting to the politicisation of EU trade policy in the European parliament

Small firms as the main beneficiaries of trade agreements? A framing analysis of European Commission discourse

Assessing the normative legitimacy of investment arbitration : the EU’s investment court system

The unintended consequences of the transatlantic trade and investment partnership negotiations

Why TTIP is a game-changer and its critics have a point

Trade policy with the lights on: linking trade and politicization

Politisering van TTIP : een lont in het kruitvat

From nada to Namur : national parliaments' involvement in trade politics, the case of Belgium

Adding fuel to the flames: how TTIP reinvigorated the politicization of trade

EU trade policy : persistent liberalisation, contentious protectionism

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