Dyuti Pandya
Email: dyuti.pandya@ecipe.org
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Areas of Expertise: Digital Economy EU Trade Agreements Regions WTO and Globalisation
Dyuti Pandya is a Junior Analyst at ECIPE. Her work focuses on the nexus between trade, technology, and law. Her research interests include trade weaponization, international economic laws, competition policy, globalization, the digital economy, and EU-US-China relations. Prior to joining ECIPE, she interned with the Cato Institute’s Herbert A. Stiefel Center for Trade Policy Studies. Dyuti holds a master’s degree in law, with a specialization in international trade law, from Gujarat Maritime University and a dual bachelor’s degree in BLS LL.B. from the University of Mumbai.
ECIPE Policy Briefs
AI and India’s National Interest
AI offers a policy dilemma for India. On the one hand, export competitiveness hinges on the nationwide deployment of productivity-enhancing technologies. Indian services and consultancies must incorporate AI technologies to keep their leading position in the global market. On the other hand, there are also concerns over automation’s impact on social cohesion, discriminatory algorithmic decision-making, and the risks of “deepfakes”. However, the current...
ECIPE Policy Briefs
Securing Europe’s Future: Strengthening ICT Competitiveness for Economic and National Security
Europe’s Information and Communication Technology (ICT) sector, including ICT manufacturing such as telecom equipment and electronic components, as well as ICT services such as software, telecommunication services, and data processing, is no longer merely an economic pillar but a strategic asset essential for national security and defence capabilities. This paper identifies two concerns linking technology and national security: the exploitation of ICT as a...
ECIPE Policy Briefs
Shared Liability: The European Parliament’s Misstep in Fighting Financial Fraud
The rise in financial fraud has prompted regulatory proposals under the Payment Services Regulation in the form of a shared liability model provisioned under Article 59. The potential proposal by the European Parliament could now extend liability beyond Payment Service Providers to Electronic Communications Service Providers and online platforms. While the intent to address fraud is commendable, this model misallocates responsibilities by requiring non-financial...
ECIPE Occasional Papers
Future-proofing the EU’s Investment Attractiveness: A Bold Reform Agenda for Competition Enforcement, Taxation and Digital Policy
Reducing the deterrent effects from EU and Member State laws in three key cross-sector policy areas – competition policy, business taxes and VAT, and digital policies – could significantly enhance the business environment within the Single Market and boost the EU’s attractiveness to both domestic and foreign investors. The EU's future competitiveness is at risk due to a significant disparity in investments, particularly in technological innovation,...
Media Mention
Reducing Payment Fraud in the EU: Why the PSR Needs to Strike the Right Balance
The study "Shared Liability: The European Parliament's Misstep in Fighting Financial Fraud" by Matthias Bauer, Andrea Dugo and Dyuti Pandya is cited in a blog of the Disruptive Competition Project (DisCo).
Media Mention
Growing Resilient Together: Reshaping EU-Enlargement and Neighbourhood Policy in a Geopolitical Era
The paper "EU Autonomy, the Brussels Effect, and the Rise of Global Economic Protectionism" written by Matthias Bauer and Dyuti Pandya is referenced in the InvigoratEU study.
Media Mention
Fifth Scientific Readings Memory of the Academician V.K. Mamutova June 28, 2024
The paper "EU Autonomy, the Brussels Effect, and the Rise of Global Economic Protectionism" written by Matthias Bauer and Dyuti Pandya is referenced in the book.
Media Mention
Study questions EU Parliament’s proposed changes to Payment Services Regulation
The policy brief "Shared Liability: The European Parliament’s Misstep in Fighting Financial Fraud" by Matthias Bauer, Andrea Dugo and Dyuti Pandya is highlighted in an article at the Federal Newswire.
Article
National strategies by topic
The study "Time to Rethink Export Controls for Strengthened US-EU Cooperation and Global Trade Rules" by Matthias Bauer and Dyuti Pandya is listed on South Korea's National Strategy Information Portal
Article
The Role of US Investments for EU Technology Sovereignty
Mathias Bauer and Dyuti Pandya write a blog for CELIS Institute on why US investments remain crucial for EU technology growth and how close transatlantic collaboration can help tackle various economic and technology challenges.
Article
Examining US export controls against China
Dyuti Pandya, together with Professor Julien Chaisse, writes on US-China trade relations for East Asia Forum.
Book or Paper
Overcoming Barriers: How the EU Can Improve Trade Finance Access for Neighbouring Countries
Fourth paper crafted in collaboration with Bertelsmann Stiftung under the "Sovereign Europe: Strategic Management of Global Interdependence" project focusing on the relationships between the European Union (EU) and its neighbouring countries in financial services, with a particular focus on trade finance.
Book or Paper
Beyond Barriers: Rethinking CAP to Enable Agricultural Export Diversity in the EU Neighbourhood
Third paper crafted in collaboration with Bertelsmann Stiftung under the "Sovereign Europe: Strategic Management of Global Interdependence" project focusing on the EU’s agricultural trade relations with its neighbours.
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