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Ken Heydon

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London School of Economics and Political Science

Bio

Ken Heydon is a former Australian trade official and senior member of the OECD Secretariat, and Visiting Fellow at the London School of Economics and Political Science. His latest boook is The Trade Weapon: How Weaponizing Trade Threatens Growth, Public Health and the Climate.

WTO ministerial trading in low expectations and high stakes
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- Economics
Australia’s troubled EU trade deal still second best
- Ken Heydon
- Oceania
- World
- Economics
MC13 success critical to the liberal trading order
- Ken Heydon
- Economics
High digital stakes in new China–ASEAN new agreement
- Ken Heydon
- Northeast Asia
- Economics
Without diplomatic carrots, economic sanctions less likely to work
- Ken Heydon
- Central Asia
China sanctions might ferry the UK into hot water
- Ken Heydon
G20 follow up needed to consolidate progress at WTO ministerial conference
- Ken Heydon
- Economics
Protectionism threatens the climate transition
- Ken Heydon
Rich countries still need to step up on global COVID vaccine access
- Ken Heydon
- Economics
- Society
ASEAN supply chain links with China and the perils of decoupling
- Ken Heydon
- Northeast Asia
- Economics
Asia and the Pacific a collateral EU carbon controls target
- Ken Heydon
- Environment
- World
Getting trade policy right is crucial to global COVID-19 vaccination
- Ken Heydon

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Ken Heydon

WTO ministerial trading in low expectations and high stakes

Australia’s troubled EU trade deal still second best

MC13 success critical to the liberal trading order

High digital stakes in new China–ASEAN new agreement

Without diplomatic carrots, economic sanctions less likely to work

China sanctions might ferry the UK into hot water

G20 follow up needed to consolidate progress at WTO ministerial conference

Protectionism threatens the climate transition

Rich countries still need to step up on global COVID vaccine access

ASEAN supply chain links with China and the perils of decoupling

Asia and the Pacific a collateral EU carbon controls target

Getting trade policy right is crucial to global COVID-19 vaccination

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