I recently had the honor of participating in the "Global Change, International Trade, and Health" Workshop taking place in Bordeaux in October 19-20. During this workshop, I had the opportunity to present a preliminary version of a paper titled "Environmental Regulations and Firms' Relocation: An International Trade Perspective", co-authored by E. Augeraud-Véron, C. Badarau, and R. Chiappini. These two days were an enriching experience, filled with profound discussions and fresh insights shared with researchers from around the world.

Organization and Scientific Committee : Emmanuelle Augeraud-Veron (BSE, University of Bordeaux), Cristina Badarau (BSE, University of Bordeaux and INFER), Raphaël Chiappini (BSE, University of Bordeaux), Inma Martinez-Zarzoso (University of Goettingen and INFER), Konstantin Wacker (University of Groningen), Armando Torres Munguia (Enlight Project) and Enea Gerard (BSE, University of Bordeaux). 

Participants : Feicheng Wang (University of Groningen), Chahir Zaki (University of Orléans), Nicolae Bogdan Ianc (University of Orléans), West Togbetse (University of Orléans), Enea Gerard (University of Bordeaux), Ankai Xu (World Trade Organization), Stéphane Dées (Banque de France), Alexandra Popescu (University of Poitiers), Camélia Turcu (University of Orléans and INFER), Julien Thavard (University of Nancy), Francisco Serranito (University of Nanterre), Lori Curtis (University of Waterloo), and Inmaculada Martínez-Zarzoso (University of Valence, INFER).