Renewable Energy / Conflicts Between Trade / China-Raw Materials AB / Next Generation / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Venezuela / Mexico / Thailand / Malaysia / Japan / Pakistan / United States / Brazil / Canada / China / India / China and India / /
Event
Environmental Issue / Extinction / /
Facility
Duke University / No refinery / American University / /
IndustryTerm
energy industries / energy installations / energy imports / genetically-modified food products / energy / trade law / turtle excluder devices / greenhouse gas reductions / greenhouse gas reduction measures / environmental law / steel / /
Movie
Battle in Seattle / /
OperatingSystem
Petros / /
Organization
UCLA / Harvard University / Harvard Law School / CORNELL / U.S. Environmental Protection Agency / World Trade Organization / UC Davis School / Nicholas Institute / Trade and Environment Policy Advisory Committee / General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade / Duke University / Congress / American University / U.S. Congress / United Nations / European Union / Center for International Environmental Law / Environmental Protection Agency / /
Person
Glenn Cohen / Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann / Duke Law / Jim Greiner / Matthew Stephenson / Bill Alford / John Knox / Joel Trachtman / Ben Sachs / Sam Harbourt / Ann Carlson / Rob Howse / Lyric Chen / Jed Shugerman / DANIEL ESTY / Rachel Brewster / Liaison / Elizabeth Trujillo / Louis Kaplow / Steve Charnovitz / James Salzman / Noah Feldman / Mitch Drucker / Wayne Ma / Joshua Chaffin / David Hunter / Leslie Hook / Ben Roin / Robert Howse / Diane Cardwell / Jack Goldsmith / Anupam Chander / Russell Norman / /
Position
Executive Director / Professor of Law / co-author / arbiter / Trade Representative / author / Secretary of Treasury / Administrator / Professor of Environmental Policy / Professor / /
THE NEXT GENERATION OF TRADE AND ENVIRONMENT CONFLICTS: THE RISE OF GREEN INDUSTRIAL POLICY Mark Wu * James Salzman † DRAFT – April 2013