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Aleksei Petrenko’s doctoral dissertation examined the regulatory space under international investment and trade agreements. These agreements are often perceived as being imbalanced, and as a result, states are seeking to regain control over their policies by entering into new agreements, revising old ones, and adding to them new types of provisions, some of which explicitly recognize the right to regulate. One of the first such examples was the General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS), whose negotiating history made it possible to trace the origin of this concept in the WTO context. Through his research, Aleksei determined approaches to the regulatory space in the respective areas of international economic law and concluded about the feasibility of a shared understanding of the right to regulate, including its possible content.
Congratulations to Aleksei Petrenko and his academic supervisor — Prof. Dr. Peter-Tobias Stoll from the University of Göttingen on this significant achievement in scientific career!