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Dr Christian Riffel

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Department: Faculty of Law

Email: christian.riffel@canterbury.ac.nz

Office: Meremere 319

Languages: English, German, Spanish

About
Research / Creative works
Supervision

Fields of Research

  • International economic law, in particular international trade, investment and IP
  • European Union law

Researcher Summary

Chris is Co-Director of Postgraduate Studies in Law and Associate Editor of the NZ Yearbook of International Law. He did his PhD under the supervision of Prof Thomas Cottier and authored 'Protection Against Unfair Competition in the WTO TRIPS Agreement' (Brill 2016). He is a contributor to the Max Planck Encyclopedia of Public International Law and has published in leading international law journals, such as the ICLQ, the German Law Journal, the JIEL, the European Law Review, Legal Issues of Economic Integration, and the Max Planck Yearbook of United Nations Law. In addition, Chris is on the indicative list of suitable arbitrators for EU trade agreements and was WTI Advisor to the EU in the negotiations for a trade agreement with New Zealand. He is the Regional Advisor for the Encyclopedia of Comparative Constitutional Law and Co-Chair of the International Economic Law Interest Group of the Australian and New Zealand Society of International Law. Chris is also a member of the ILA Committee on Rule of Law and International Investment Law.

Before joining UC, he was a postgraduate worker at the University of Edinburgh. Chris studied law at the University of Heidelberg, where he minored in environmental studies, Anglo-American and French law, and attended the summer course in public international law at The Hague Academy of International Law. He did his master’s degree at the Europa-Institut of Saarland University. His master’s thesis won the Hans-Werner Osthoff prize for excellent academic writing. Chris worked as a legal clerk for Baker McKenzie in Caracas, Venezuela, as well as in the German Embassy in Santiago de Chile. He is fluent in English, German, and Spanish.

Chris serves as the Honorary Consul of Germany in the South Island.

Subject Area: Disciplines

  • Law: European Union Law; International Law

Resources

  • Staff webpage

Research/Scholarly/Creative Works

  • Riffel C. (2023) Fair and Equitable Treatment and the Right to Regulate: The European Union and the Asia-Pacific Models Compared. European Law Journal. (Journal Articles)
  • Riffel C. (2023) Human Rights-based Counterclaims and the Rule of Law. In Bjorklund A; Ziegler A (Ed.), Rule of Law and International Investment Law: Procedural IssuesBrill. (Chapters)
  • Riffel C. (2022) Indirect Expropriation and the Protection of Public Interests. International and Comparative Law Quarterly 71: 945-974. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/S0020589322000343. (Journal Articles)
  • Riffel C. (2022) Market Access Conditionality and Border Carbon Adjustments. European Yearbook of International Economic Law 13: 83-148. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/8165_2022_85. (Journal Articles)
  • Riffel C. (2022) The National Security Exception in International Investment Agreements and the Obligation to Compensate with Particular Reference to the War in Ukraine. University of Canterbury, Christchurch: Beeby Exchange on International Law Canterbury: The Russian Invasion of Ukraine and Its Implications for New Zealand and the Rules-based Order, 30 Sep 2022. (Conference Contributions - Other)
  • Riffel C. (2022) Geographical Indications (Before Articles 22-24 TRIPS). In Riffel C (Ed.), Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property RightsBrill. (Chapters)
  • Riffel C. (2022) Preamble. In Riffel C (Ed.), Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property RightsBrill. (Chapters)
  • Riffel C. (2022) Protection of Undisclosed Information (Article 39.1-2). In Riffel C (Ed.), Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property RightsBrill. (Chapters)
  • Riffel C. (2021) Counterclaims. Vienna (via Zoom): International Law Association Workshop on Rule of Law and International Investment Law, 18 Nov 2021. (Conference Contributions - Other)
  • Riffel C. (2021) The Regulation of Geographical Indications in Free Trade Agreements and the Public International Law Presumption Against Conflicts. ANZSIL International Economic Law Interest Group Workshop, 6 Sep 2021. (Conference Contributions - Other)
  • Riffel C. (2020) Does Investor-State Dispute Settlement Discriminate Against Nationals? German Law Journal 21(2): 197-222. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/glj.2020.10. (Journal Articles)
  • Riffel C. (2019) Squaring the Circle: High-quality, Deep FTAs with Australia and New Zealand Without the EU Member States’ Approval? European Law Review 44(5): 694-710. (Journal Articles)
  • Riffel C. (2019) The CETA Opinion of the European Court of Justice and Its Implications—Not That Selfish After All. Journal of International Economic Law 22(3): 503-521. http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/jiel/jgz021. (Journal Articles)
  • Riffel C. (2019) Havana Club Case. In Minnerop P; Wolfrum R; Lachenmann F (Ed.), International Law of Development: 489-491. Oxford: Oxford University Press. (Chapters)
  • Reinisch A., Bjorklund A. and Ziegler AR. (2018) Rule of Law and International Investment Law. Sydney: International Law Association Sydney Conference, 19-24 Aug 2018. (Conference Contributions - Other)
  • Riffel C. (2018) Does Investor-State Dispute Settlement Discriminate Against Nationals? American University Washington College of Law: Society of International Economic Law Biennial Conference, 12-14 Jul 2018. (Conference Contributions - Other)
  • Riffel C. (2018) Implications of the European Court of Justice Ruling in Achmea for the Multilateral Investment Court Project. Victoria University of Wellington: International Arbitration Round Table, 23 Apr 2018. (Conference Contributions - Other)
  • Riffel C. (2018) Squaring the Circle: High-quality, Deep FTAs with Australia and New Zealand Without the EU Member States’ Approval? Nicosia, Cyprus: 7th Conference of the Postgraduate and Early Professionals/Academics of the Society of International Economic Law, 13-14 Apr 2018. (Conference Contributions - Other)
  • Riffel C. (2018) The Slow Demise of Fair and Equitable Treatment: Is the TPP the Odd One Out? Sydney: 78th Biennial Conference of the International Law Association, 19-24 Aug 2018. (Conference Contributions - Other)
  • Riffel CH. (2018) The Chapeau: Stringent Threshold or Good Faith Requirement. Legal Issues of Economic Integration 45(2): 141-176. (Journal Articles)
  • Riffel C. (2017) The Chapeau Reconsidered. Canberra: Silver Jubilee Conference of the Australian and New Zealand Society of International Law, 29 Jun-1 Jul 2017. (Conference Contributions - Other)
  • Riffel C. (2017) The Obligation of Administrative Due Process and Good Governance in International Trade and Investment Law. Sydney Centre for International Law, Sydney Law School: ANZSIL International Economic Law Interest Group Workshop, 12 Oct 2017. (Conference Contributions - Other)
  • Riffel C. (2017) Argentina—Financial Services, Panama v Argentina, Appellate Body Report, WT/DS453/AB/R, ITL 161 (WTO 2016), 14th April 2016, Appellate Body. In Wouters J; Van Calster G (Ed.), Oxford Reports on International LawOxford University Press. (Chapters)
  • Riffel CH. (2017) Regulatory Safeguards in Mega-Regionals against Sovereignty Loss. Max Planck Yearbook of United Nations Law 20(1): 322-366. http://dx.doi.org/10.1163/13894633_02001011. (Journal Articles)
  • Riffel C. (2016) Chris Riffel on the German Constitutional Complaint Against CETA. [Blog Post]. (Other)
  • Riffel C. (2016) Human Rights Implications of the TPP and the Calculation of Damages in TPP Investment Disputes. University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand: Environment, Trade & Investment Symposium, 21 Apr 2016. (Conference Contributions - Other)
  • Riffel C. (2016) International Economic Law. New Zealand Yearbook of International Law 14: 254-263. (Journal Articles)
  • Riffel C. (2016) Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS): Scrap It or Reform It? Canberra: Sixth International Law Colloquium, 25 Nov 2016. (Conference Contributions - Other)
  • Riffel C. (2016) The Protection Against Unfair Competition in the WTO TRIPS Agreement: The Scope and Prospects of Article 10bis of the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property. Leiden: Brill/Nijhoff. 344. http://dx.doi.org/10.1163/9789004313477. (Authored Books)
  • Riffel C. (2016) The Treaty of Waitangi Exception Clause in the TPP. Wellington: Thomson Reuters New and Emerging Scholars Symposium, 6 Jul 2016. (Conference Contributions - Other)
  • Riffel CH. (2016) Human Rights Protection in the Asia-Pacific: What will be the Role of the TPP? Otago Law Review 14(2): 339-350. (Journal Articles)
  • Riffel CH. (2016) Mega-Regionals. In Wolfrum R (Ed.), Max Planck Encyclopedia of Public International Law: 23. Oxford: Oxford University Press. (Chapters)
  • Riffel C. (2015) International Economic Law. New Zealand Yearbook of International Law 13: 242-249. (Journal Articles)
  • Riffel C. (2015) Biotech Case. In Wolfrum R (Ed.), Max Planck Encyclopedia of Public International Law Oxford: Oxford University Press. (Chapters)
  • Riffel C. (2015) Traditional Knowledge. In Lachenmann F; Wolfrum R (Ed.), International Economic Law: 834-840. Oxford: Oxford University Press. (Chapters)
  • Riffel C. (2015) Unfair Competition, International Protection. In Lachenmann F; Wolfrum R (Ed.), International Economic Law: 855-860. Oxford: Oxford University Press. (Chapters)
  • Riffel C. (2014) The Protection Against Unfair Competition in World Trade: Implications for Core Labour Standards, Traditional Knowledge and European Union Law. Bern, Switzerland. University of Bern. (Theses / Dissertations)
  • Riffel C. (2014) The Scope of the TRIPS Agreement Reconsidered. Melbourne, Australia: Inaugural Symposium of the Global Economic Law Network, 2 May 2014. (Conference Contributions - Other)
  • Riffel C. (2014) The Socratic Method Reloaded: How to Make it Work in Large Classes? Canterbury Law Review 20: 125-135. (Journal Articles)
  • Riffel C. (2013) New Zealand’s WTO Dispute Against Indonesia: Commercial Significance and New Legal Frontiers. Wellington, New Zealand: Beeby Colloquium on International Law, 15 Nov 2013. (Conference Contributions - Other)
  • Riffel C. (2007) (Non-)Conformity of Social Standards in the Generalized System of Preferences of the EC and the USA with WTO Law. Zeitschrift für Europarechtliche Studien (ZEuS) 10(4): 609-683. (Journal Articles)

Student Supervision

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    Current
  • PhD - Maharajah N: Developing a Digitisation Strategy to Facilitate Online Dispute Resolution for International Commercial Arbitration in New Zealand
  • Masters - Dewar J: The Multi-Party Interim Appeal Arbitration Arrangement: The Appellate Body in Disguise?
  • Masters - Mora Angarita MM: Comparison of the Law on Temporary Measures in Human Rights and Investment Law
  • Completed
  • PhD - Suenu AH: The International Economic Order: A Trigger for Global Justice and the Right to Development? (2021)
  • Masters - Hegedus-Gaspar M: Data Exclusivity for Biologics: An Emerging Multilateral Standard? (2020)
  • Masters - McLellan B: An Analysis of TRIPS-Plus Protections relating to Pharmaceuticals and Geographical Indications in CETA and the CPTPP: Implications for a European Union – New Zealand Free Trade Agreement (2019)
  • Masters - Ceballos Vahos M: Is an Appellate Body Needed for Investor-State Arbitration? Is it Feasible to Establish One? (2015)
  • Masters - Diao L: The Demise of the WTO Appellate Body and the Implications for China (2022)
  • Masters - Holman B: Behind the Glass Doors: Whether a Multilateral Investment Court Could Resolve the Investor-State Dispute Settlement’s Failure to Uphold the Rule of Law Vis-à-vis Transparency (2022)
  • Masters - Niessen R: How the European renewable energy policy possibly conflicts with EU’s obligations under the regime of the World Trade Organization and the atypical case of Spain vs Argentina (WT/DS43) (2018)
  • Masters - Siataga T: Beyond the Investor-State Binary: Recognising Indigenous Self-Determination in International Investment Agreements (2021)
  • Masters - Stoddart-Smith C: Escaping the Hunger Trade: Depolarising Food Security, Food Sovereignty and WTO Law (2015)
  • Masters - Taylor L: Enough Wine, Time to Dine: Agricultural and Non-agricultural Indications of Geographical Origin in the Context of a European Union and New Zealand Free Trade Agreement (2022)
  • Masters - Zhang S: International Trade Law and Risk Factors for Noncommunicable Diseases: How international trade law has impacted tobacco and unhealthy diet control measures (2018)
  • Masters - Arbat A: Can Digital Assets be covered by the asset-based definitions of IIAs? (2018)
  • Masters - Arbat A: Inadequacy of the current WTO rules in dealing with potential global food insecurity (2018)
  • Masters - Austin M: Amicus Curiae Briefs in International Investment Law: Limitations and Implications (2022)
  • Masters - Chuah R: The CPTPP and Human Rights (2018)
  • Masters - Cole A: Mandatory Country of Origin Food Labelling – Cool or Not so Cool? (2015)
  • Masters - Diao L: Current Trends in Investment Dispute Resolution and China’s Response Under the Road and Belt Initiative (2021)
  • Masters - Diao L: The Role of National Security in the US-China Trade War (2019)
  • Masters - Emile V: Article 73 of TRIPS and the Covid-19 Pandemic: Invocation of the Security Exception (2021)
  • Masters - Folaumahina V: A critical analysis of Chapter 13 of the PACER Plus Agreement: Transparency and its impacts on PACER Plus and its members (2018)
  • Masters - Holman B: The Future of Culpa Concurrente in International Investment Disputes: How Should Arbitral Tribunals Apportion the Contributory Fault of Foreign Investors? (2021)
  • Masters - Hope K: Conflict or Consonance: How Response Measures Can Protect the Environment and Developing Countries Trade Prospects and Economies (2018)
  • Masters - Kafedzic S: Joint Criminal Enterprise: A Hopeful Sign for the Future of International Criminal Law (2016)
  • Masters - Kafedzic S: The Battle Between Labour Standards and Trade: How the Trans-Pacific Partnership Protects Labour Standards (2016)
  • Masters - Kay P: An Analysis of WTO Conformity in the Case of the NZ Emissions Trading Scheme (2021)
  • Masters - Kent A: Set Up to Fail: Limitations of Labour Disputes under FTAs Exposed by the CAFTA-DR Labour Dispute (2017)
  • Masters - Macfarlane K: Did the WTO Seal the Deal? Public Morals, Human Rights and Jurisdictional Limits (2014)
  • Masters - McGowan B: Environmental Protection in Exception Clauses in International Investment Agreements and Arbitration (2021)
  • Masters - McGowan B: Human Rights, International Trade and the WTO (2021)
  • Masters - McGregor R: The Influence of Third Party or Amicus Curiae Submissions on World Trade Organisation Dispute Resolution Processes and Bilateral Investment Treaty Arbitration (2017)
  • Masters - Mo C: A Sui Generis Regime for Traditional Knowledge: An Analysis (2016)
  • Masters - Moreno Gonzalez J: The US Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism Proposal Incorporated in the FAIR Transition and Competition Act: An Analysis Under the Emerging Global Climate Governance and the Current WTO System (2021)
  • Masters - Mulholland B: Food Security and the World Trade Organisation: The Indonesia Dispute (2015)
  • Masters - Niessen R: Public Involvement and Transparency within the Dispute Settlement Mechanism of CETA, JEFTA and a Comparison to the WTO Rules (2017)
  • Masters - O'Neill M: Sustainable Development in the WTO: A Case Study of Mandatory Palm Oil Labelling in Food and the Agreement on Technical Barriers to Trade (2016)
  • Masters - Peleseuma-Mauafu T: Will PACER Plus address the issue of trade restraints Samoan banana exporters face when exporting to New Zealand, or will it further create trade restraints for Samoan exporters? (2021)
  • Masters - Pitout W: South Africa’s Energy Market in Light of Its International Trade Obligations: Recent Developments and Regulatory Recommendations (2021)
  • Masters - Rea S: The Relationship between Currency Manipulation and WTO Law (2015)
  • Masters - Rea S: Trade and International Labour Rights (2016)
  • Masters - Ross K: Multilateral Carbon Measures Under the General Exceptions: A Case Study of the New Zealand Emissions Trading Scheme (2020)
  • Masters - Ryde E: Human Rights Reform in International Investment Protection: Balance Between Investor, State and Community (2021)
  • Masters - Ryde E: New Zealand Emissions Trading Scheme Free Allocation of Emissions Units: Room to Expand and Realize GATT General Exceptions (2021)
  • Masters - Siataga T: Investor Rights and Transnational Human Rights Litigation: Lessons Learned from the Chevron v Ecuador Saga (2021)
  • Masters - Sonakjee S: Core Labour Standards and International Trade Law: Where Do Core Labour Standards Belong? (2021)
  • Masters - Steel C: Many Questions, Few Answers: Developing an Interpretation of Article XX(f) the “National Treasures Exception” of GATT (2021)
  • Masters - Steel C: Reforming a ‘Broken’ System? Assessing the Options for Procedural Reform of Investor-State Dispute Settlement in Light of Human Rights Considerations (2021)
  • Masters - Stephens DA: Do New Zealand’s International Obligations Support Maori Participation in International Trade? (2016)
  • Masters - Stephens DA: Open for Business - Regulating New Zealand’s Honey Industry for the Benefit of International Trade (2016)
  • Masters - Stoddart-Smith C: Enabling Indigenous Peoples Economies Through the WTO (2014)
  • Masters - Strickland S: The Welding of Economic and National Security Interests: United States – Certain Measures on Steel and Aluminium Products and Article XXI (2021)
  • Masters - Taylor L: Rare Earths, the Environment and Trade (2021)
  • Masters - Templeton S: The World Trade Organisation and The Appellate Body Crisis – Another Symptom of the American War on Multilateralism (2019)
  • Masters - Williams R: Transparency in Government Procurement: A comparative analysis of transparency in the WTO Revised Agreement and the TPP Government Procurement Chapter (2016)
  • Masters - Winter E: Protection or protectionism? The relationship between prisoners, forced labour and world trade law (2018)
  • Masters - Zhang S: Comparing Safeguard Measures under the World Trade Organization and Trans-Pacific Partnership (2016)
  • Honours - Barker M: The Penalty Rule post Honey Bees: Decisive Guidance or a Sticky Situation? (2018)
  • Honours - Brew R: Exception Clauses in International Investment Agreements as a Tool for Appropriately Balancing the Right to Regulate with Investment Protection (2018)
  • Honours - Campbell C: The Consistency of the European Union’s Timber Regulation with the Law of the World Trade Organization (2015)
  • Honours - Carey B: Should a restricted judicial discretion be implemented to soften the “all or nothing” nature of the doctrine of frustration? (2014)
  • Honours - Chin J: Oops, I bugged it again: an analysis of smart contracts and the law of mistake in New Zealand (2020)
  • Honours - Cummings IG: A comparison of New Zealand and international law on the remoteness of damages (2018)
  • Honours - Goodwin H: Jurisdictional Headache: Finding a Solution to the Layers of Trade Governance Between New Zealand and China (2014)
  • Honours - Hannon L: Terms, Conditions & Exploitation: To What Extent Can Companies Unilaterally Change Consumer Contracts? (2016)
  • Honours - Hulley C: The Scope of the Fair and Equitable Treatment Standard: The TPP in Context (2015)
  • Honours - Looi K: A Comparative Analysis of the Law of Frustration in New Zealand and the United Nations Convention on the International Sales of Goods 1980 (2015)
  • Honours - McLellan B: Patents, Pharmaceuticals and the TTIP: To what extent can the past determine the future? (2015)
  • Honours - McMahon M: A comparison between the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods and that of the national law of New Zealand and England with regards to the requirement of consideration in contracts for the international sale of goods (2015)
  • Honours - Milne J: The Convention for the International Sale of Goods and its Reception in New Zealand (2014)
  • Honours - Mullins S: Unearthing the Guidelines, Principles and Limitations of Section 43 Orders under the Fair Trading Act (2016)
  • Honours - Nickles R: Slow and Steady Wins the Race: Positive Comity as the First Step in a Global Competition Law Regime (2014)
  • Honours - Sherwood M: A De Minimis Problem with Article III of the GATT (2016)
  • Honours - Smith D: When Ships Hit the Fan: Select Carrier Liability Issues Under International Multimodal Contracts for Carriage (2016)
  • Honours - Stephens H: Credit or Refund: What are Air New Zealand's Legal Obligations in the Covid-19 Environment? (2020)
  • Honours - Tremewan S: Reliance or Expectation Interest: A Decision for the Court or for the Plaintiff? (2020)
  • Honours - Zhou M: Comparison of Trade in Goods and Service Chapters between the ChAFTA and the NZCFTA (2015)
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