Conferência "Desglobalização: Desafios para a Regulação, o Comércio e as Políticas Monetárias"

O Centro de Investigação de Direito Europeu, Económico, Financeiro e Fiscal organiza, no próximo dia 27 de fevereiro de 2026, a conferência internacional “Deglobalização: Desafios para Regulação, Comércio e Políticas Monetárias”, em formato híbrido (presencial e online).

Esta iniciativa rvisa debater os novos desafios colocados pelos processos de desglobalização no contexto económico e jurídico global. Ao longo do evento, serão exploradas questões centrais como a regulação de mercados, o futuro do comércio internacional e o papel das políticas monetárias na economia contemporânea.

A conferência decorrerá entre as 9h40 e as 16h35, na sala CARL1 na Faculdade de Direito da Universidade de Lisboa.

A entrada é gratuita, mas sujeita a inscrição para cideeff@fd.ulisboa.pt.

Conference

Program

Lisbon Time (GMT+0)

Deglobalization

Challenges for Regulation, Trade and Monetary Policies

9:40 – 9:55 Opening Session

Panel 1 Backlash Against Regulation 10:00-11:15

 Moderator - Miguel Moura e Silva Univ. Lisbon/CIDEEFF

10:00 -10:15 Regulatory dialogue as a new modality of digital competition law: recent examples - Oles Andriychuk Univ. Exeter

10:15 -10:25 Discussion

10:25 -10:40 Perspective on the Commission's deregulation strategy with the Sustainability Omnibus and the planned Environmental Omnibus - Celeste Pesce Univ. Bari Aldo Moro

10:40 -10:50 Discussion

10:50 -11:05 Flat Earth Theory, Economic Regulation and Consumer Welfare - Tânia Faria Univ. Lisbon/CIDEEFF

11:05 -11:15 Discussion

Panel 2 The Crisis of Multilateralism 11:20-12:10

Moderator - Pedro Infante Mota Univ. Lisbon/CIDEEFF

11:20-11:35 The EU proposal on the ‘reform’ of the WTO of 21 January 2026: a commentary - Luís Pedro Cunha Univ. Coimbra Disruption and Reconfiguration of the Global Order - Umberto Celli Jr. Univ. São Paulo

11:35-11:45 Discussion

11:45-12:00 Disruption and Reconfiguration of the Global Order - Umberto Celli Jr. Univ. São Paulo

12:00-12:10 Discussion

12:10 – 14:00 Lunch

Panel 2 The Crisis of Multilateralism (cont.)

14:00-14:25

14:00-14:15 Deconstructive Unilateralism in EU Antidumping Proceedings: An Empirical Review of the ‘Significant Distortions’ Test - Xueji Su Univ. Macau

14:15-14:25 Discussion

Panel 3 Tariffs as the “Big Beautiful” Revenue Source 14:25-15:40

Moderator –Ana Paula Dourado Univ. Lisbon/Diretora CIDEEFF

14:25-14:40 Tariff Finance and the Limits of Substitution - Avi-Yonah Univ. Michigan; Tamir Shanan College of Management Academic Studies; Doron Narotzki Univ. Akron

14:40-14:50 Discussion

14:50-15:05 Sovereignty Restoration Function of DSTs - Nilay Kuzeyli Univ. Bilkent

15:05-15:15 Discussion

15:15-15:30 The Wrong Answer to the Right Question? Tariffs, Industrial Policy, and Reform of the Multilateral Economic Framework - Xuan Shao Univ. Bristol; Michal Chodorowski Univ. Bristol

15:30-15:40 Discussion

Panel 4 The Assault on the Global Dollar 15:45-16:35

Moderator –Paulo Alves Pardal Univ. Lisbon/CIDEEFF

15:45-16:00 José Alves Univ. Lisbon/ISEG (to be confirmed)

16:00-16:10 Discussion

16:10-16:25 The new international financial and monetary (dis)order, post-Trump 2: high costs and uncertainties - José Renato Gonçalves Univ. Lisbon/CIDEEFF

16:25-16:35 Discussion