Journal of World Trade

Papers
(The TQCC of Journal of World Trade is 2. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-06-01 to 2026-06-01.)
ArticleCitations
Terroir and Trade War: Reforming China’s Legislation on Generic Terms Under the nfluence of the EU and US25
Did Labour Norms Save the NAFTA?: Sort of, Accidentally, Depends19
Strategic Autonomy and Trade Defence: The Case of Cross-Country Subsidies12
From CPTPP to US–Taiwan Initiative on 21st-Century Trade: The Evolution of Good Regulatory Practices and Its Implications for Taiwan10
Bridging Gaps in WTO Governance: A Case for the Consultative Steering Committee9
The EU 2022 International Procurement Regulation Enters in to Force Reciprocity8
Weaponization of Trade Barrier Investigations: Economic Coercion in China-Taiwan Relations7
Industrial Policy and Subsidies: Assessment of Current Rules and Possible Reforms6
Mapping Export Control Extraterritoriality in the US-China Technology Decoupling6
ASEAN and the Regime Complex for Digital Trade in the Asia-Pacific5
Strengthen US Sanctions by Enabling Regularized Use of Humanitarian Exemptions5
Online Personal Data Protection and Data Flows Under the RCEP: A Nostalgic New Start?5
Article: Do Private Actors Have Rights under the WTO? The Motivation for and (Inadequate) Implementation of GATT Article X5
Artificial Intelligence and Applicability of WTO Law: New Kid on the Block or Old-Time Friend?5
Dual-Use Items and the WTO: A Proposal for a Standard of Proof in the Evaluation under Security Exception Clause5
From Trade Liberalism to Resource Sovereignty: Paradigm Change in Global Raw Materials Governance4
US Poison Pills and the Limits of Dual Engagement By Its Trading Partners4
The Dejudicialization of International Dispute Settlement: A Paradigm Shift in International Economic Law?4
Reinsuring Export Credit Agencies: What Drives Demand?4
Customs Unions under the Enabling Clause4
Article: Africa’s LDC Trade: Harnessing the Variable Geometry of the AfCFTA and Beyond4
Korea’s Trade Policy Beyond Free Trade Agreements4
Article: Are There ‘Exceptions’ to the SCM Agreement? Applicability of the GATT Exceptions Vis-à-Vis the International Rules on Subsidies4
Who Uses the Special and Differential Treatment Provisions of the WTO?4
Implementing and Enhancing Labour Standards Through FTAs? A Critical Analysis of the Panel Report in the EU-Korea Case3
Israeli-Palestinian Trade Relations Before the Israeli Supreme Court: The Case for an FTA3
The US and EU Solar Trade Remedies Saga: The Globalization of Mercantilism3
Evolution and Limitations of the Lesser Duty Rule Under the WTO Anti-dumping Agreement3
Cultural Services in Australia and New Zealand’s Preferential Trade Agreements3
Hybrid Multilateralism for Development: Role of the WTO and Aid for Trade3
Regulatory Measures on Goods and Services in the Quantum Computing Industry3
The WTO Joint Statement Initiative on E-commerce: Navigating Digital Trade Rules in a Fragmented World2
Article: Harmonization of FTA Rules of Origin: Examination of General Provisions2
Can WTO Rules Support the Dissemination of the EU-Style CBAM in HIDCs?2
Article: Bidonomics Versus Maganomics: Pick Your Poison2
Critical Analysis of Domestic Industry in Korean Anti-Dumping Investigations2
International Trade in the CFS Voluntary Guidelines on Food Systems and Nutrition: A Missed Opportunity?2
Joint Statement Initiatives: A Legitimate End to ‘Until Everything is Agreed’?2
Multilateral Rules on Subsidies: A Historical Overview to Propose Amendments2
Article: Domestic Interest Groups and India’s Trade Policy Preferences in India-EU FTA Negotiations2
The Principle of Common but Differentiated Responsibilities and WTO Law: Room for (Mis) interpretation?2
The ‘Level Playing Field’ Metaphor: Revealing a Competitive Move in EU Free Trade Agreements2
Do European Firms Pull Back from China? Evidence of Divestment from the Auto Sector2
Export Rebates and the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism: WTO Law and Environmental Objections2
China and the WTO, Redux: Making Sense of Two Decades of Membership2
Giving Meaning To Limitations2
Shaping Extraterritoriality under China’s Foreign Relation Regime2
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