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Miranda Jorge, King & Spalding |
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Jorge Miranda is the Principal International Trade Advisor at King & Spalding LLP. Mr. Miranda is an economist with 15 years of experience in the area of trade remedies. He is co-author of A Handbook on Antidumping Investigations, jointly published by Cambridge University Press and the World Trade Organization in 2003, and has published a number of academic papers in this field. He served as a trade remedies expert in the WTO Secretariat from 1995 through 2002. In this capacity, he serviced several dispute settlement panels (including the landmark panels EC-Bed Linen and US-Lead and Bismuth II), and trained the trade remedy authorities of nearly 25 developing countries. Previously, he served as Deputy Director General for Dumping and Subsidy Investigations, and Director of Trade Policy, at the Mexican Ministry of Trade and Industry.
Since joining King & Spalding, he has assisted parties involved in trade remedy proceedings conducted by China, Mexico, the EC, Peru, Australia, and Japan, and has been involved in four dispute settlement panels before the WTO. He also served as member of a binational panel under Chapter XIX of the NAFTA, and has conducted training courses on WTO trade remedy rules under the auspices of the WTO Secretariat, the Organization of American States, the Andean Community, and the International Development Law Institute. He has also consulted for UNCTAD. Mr. Miranda holds undergraduate and graduate degrees in economics from Georgetown University. | |
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Master Programme (MILE) 