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 research interests include international economic laws, competition and trade in services, WTO & Globalisation, digital economy and EU trade agreements. She is also interested in trade relations between China, East Asia and Europe. Prior to joining ECIPE, Dyuti was a 2023 summer intern at the CATO institute’s Herbert Stiefel Centre for Trade Policy Studies where she focused on domestic and international trade policy and its protectionism trends. She has previously also worked with Dr. Amrita Bahri, Dr. Enrico Bonadio, Professor Julien Chaisse, and Professor Rafael Leal Arcus on various projects surrounding interdisciplines between trade policy, intellectual property rights and law.
She holds a Master’s in International Trade Law from the School of Maritime Law, Policy and Administration, Gujarat Maritime University (India, 2022). She completed her Bachelor’s in law from the University of Mumbai (India, 2021).
In her spare time, she runs the Bastiat Scroll Project to develop and further the libertarian dialogue in South Asia.
ECIPE Policy Briefs
Time to Rethink Export Controls for Strengthened US-EU Cooperation and Global Trade Rules
The escalation of broad export controls by the US, under the guise of national security and the aim to curb technological transfers to potential adversaries, marks a new epoch of bureaucratic oversight. The US push for broad export controls also underscores a critical juncture in US-EU relations and global trade rules. Broad export restrictions not only challenge the very foundation of free trade but also contribute to the erosion of Western technology leadership....
ECIPE Policy Briefs
ICT Beyond Borders: The Integral Role of US Tech in Europe’s Digital Economy
Contrary to political assertions about the vulnerability of digital services provided by non-EU companies, the strong presence and sunk costs associated with US tech companies’ investments in data centres, skilled workforce development, and research facilities in Europe act as significant barriers to exit, highlighting the inherent symbiosis between US tech investments and Europe’s digital and non-digital sectors. These investments underscore a mutual...
ECIPE Policy Briefs
Openness as Strength: The Win-Win in EU-US Digital Services Trade
The discourse surrounding the EU’s supposed over-reliance on digital services imports from non-EU countries, particularly the US, has been a recurrent topic among some political circles. However, this viewpoint tends to oversimplify and misrepresent the nuanced and complex reality of the EU’s status within the global Information and Communication Technology (ICT) sector and digitally enabled trade. A thorough analysis of trade data and trends clearly...
ECIPE Policy Briefs
Calling on the EU-US Trade and Technology Council: How to Deliver for the Planet and the Economy
This Policy Brief proposes the establishment of an agreement on conformity assessment between the EU and the US that covers machinery and electrical equipment. The initiative aims to increase the number of European and US conformity assessment bodies authorized to test and certify EU and US machinery and electrical equipment for exports into each other’s markets, without recognizing the equivalency or otherwise altering the product requirements in regulation,...
Media Mention
European Council Think Tank Review – April 2024
Two ECIPE studies are featured in the Think Tank Review of April 2024 curated by the European...
Media Mention
Export controls harm US suppliers
Matthias Bauer and Dyuti Pandya's latest policy brief "Time to Rethink Export Controls for Strengthened US-EU Cooperation and Global Trade Rules" is...
Media Mention
The case for the WTO. (No, really.)
The paper "EU Autonomy, the Brussels Effect, and the Rise of Global Economic Protectionism" written by Matthias Bauer and Dyuti Pandya is referenced...
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...
Article
Examining US export controls against China
Dyuti Pandya, together with Professor Julien Chaisse, writes on US-China trade relations for East Asia...
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...
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