What Are European Union Trade Preferences Worth for Sub-Saharan African and Other Developing Countries?
In Trade Preference Erosion: Measurement And Policy Response, Palgrave-McMillan and The World Bank, p.65-102, 2009
Sébastien Jean, Fabien Candau

Institutions and Trade
The CEPII Newsletter, N°39, October 2008
Matthieu Crozet, Sébastien Jean, Sandra Poncet

Choosing Sensitive Agricultural Products in Trade Negotiations
CEPII Working Paper, N°2008-18, September 2008
Sébastien Jean, David Laborde, Will Martin

Assessing Applied Protection Across the World
Review of International Economics, vol. 16(5), p.850-863, February 2008
Antoine Bouët, Yvan Decreux, Lionel Fontagné, Sébastien Jean & David Laborde

Binding Overhang and Tariff-Cutting Formulas: A Systematic, World-Wide Quantitative Assessment
Review of World Economics, vol. 2(142), p.207-232, 2006
Mohamed Hedi B'chir, Sébastien Jean, David Laborde

Explaining Regionalisation via Relative Trade Intensities, , in Assessment and Measurement of Regional Integration, P. De Lombaerde (ed.)
Routledge, p.pp. 86-106, 2006
Guillaume Gaulier, Sébastien Jean

The Consequences of Agricultural Trade Liberalization For Developing Countries: Distinguishing Between Genuine Benefits and False Hopes
World Trade Review, vol. 2(5), p.225-249, 2006
Jean-Christophe Bureau, Sébastien Jean, Alan Matthews

Explaining regionalisation via relative trade intensities
In Assessment and measurement of regional integration, Philippe de Lombaerde, Routeledge/Warwick Studies in Globalisation, 2006
Guillaume Gaulier, Sébastien Jean, Deniz Ünal Kesenci

Binding Overhang and Tariff-Cutting Formulas
Review of World Economics, vol. 142, p.pp. 207-232, 2006
David Laborde, Mohamed Hedi Bchir, Sébastien Jean

Is Erosion of Preferences a Serious Concern?
In Agricultural Trade Reform and the Doha Developement Agenda, K. Andersen & W. Martin (eds.),  Oxford University Press & The World Bank, p.161-192, 2006
Lionel Fontagné, Antoine Bouët, Sébastien Jean

 

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