International Conference on Emerging Trends in International Trade Law

One of the major contributions of globalisation has been the emergence of international trade. On an ordinary day, as a result of international trade, we may wear clothes produced in Bangladesh, ride a vehicle produced in Germany, and communicate with our friends on cellular phones designed in the United States, but manufactured in China. Ever since industrialization, large scale production of goods led to expansion of markets for the purpose of selling the surplus. Today, international trade is not just limited to buying and selling of goods but also services. Additionally, it caters not only to the issues faced by large corporations engaged in international trade, but also encourages the MSMEs to engage in trade at an international level.

Recent political shifts taking place in most of the countries around the world in favor of nationalism has led to a growing discontent with globalization and rejection of interdependency with regards to international trade. This has been especially highlighted during the subsisting COVID-19 pandemic wherein the usual trends of international trade as we know it went for a toss and increased protectionist policies were pursued by most countries.
The Conference is organised to consolidate and document the views and opinions of a veritable panel of experts through this unique forum.