About

Blog author:   Seema Sapra

Seema Sapra is a practising lawyer in New Delhi, India, and has several years of private practice experience, having worked in commercial law firms. She has also worked with the office of the Attorney General of India. She works and writes on trade and WTO issues. In addition, she also writes on intellectual property law and on competition law. She has served as a Visiting Fellow at the Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations (ICRIER) and was the Director of Trade and Policy at the law firm of Amarchand Mangaldas in New Delhi. She has also been a visiting fellow at the Institute of International Economic Law, Georgetown University Law Centre, Washington, D.C.

On twitter at https://twitter.com/#!/SeemaSapraLaw

For detailed curriculum vitae see https://indiainthewto.wordpress.com/curriculum-vitae-2/

View Seema’s research on my SSRN Author page:
http://ssrn.com/author=1032046

Contact at seemasapra@hotmail.com

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My other blog is here.

This blog covers issues that are relevant to India’s participation in the World Trade Organization (WTO). Besides covering Indian positions at and engagement with the WTO in Geneva, the blog also deals with broader issue areas like:

• India’s participation in global economic policy negotiations on issues like energy, climate change, labour and health etc. where these present as "trade and …" issues 
• Domestic policy, institutional and legal reforms in India that have a WTO connection
• Broader consideration of economic reforms in India, as many target sectors are either presently regulated by the WTO or are potential regulatory targets
• Review of the research and academic literature on global and domestic policy issues for economic governance with a focus on India relevant topics
• Changes in India that are in part (directly or indirectly) a consequence of India’s engagement with the WTO
• India’s trade policy including free trade and preferential trading agreements

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