May T. Yeung
Research Associate

May Yeung is a graduate of the University of Calgary (B.A.) and the University of Wales (M.B.A.).  She is author or co-author of numerous books and articles on issues related to international trade. 

Since 2000, Ms Yeung has been a Research Associate at the Estey Centre for Law and Economics in International Trade, undertaking research, delivery of training and provision of technical assistance and enhance capacity for various clients including all levels of government, industry associations and research groups.

A regular speaker and presenter at various conferences and meetings pertaining to trade and trade policy, Ms Yeung is also an instructor in the Estey Centre's ongoing 2-day seminar for professionals introducing the principles and concepts of trade policy. She has also taught the International Marketing component of FITT Skills for the Forum of International Trade Training (FITT) program as part Certified International Trade Professional (C.I.T.P) designation. Ms Yeung is the principal in Edoceo Consulting Inc.

Ms Yeung has published numerous academic publications, technical reports and studies including three books. Recent titles include:

Khorona, S.,N. Perdikis, M.T. Yeung and W.A. Kerr, (2009), Bilateral Trade Agreements in the Era of Globalisation : The EU and India in Search of a
Partnership , (working title) Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing, pending

Giovannuci, D., T. Josling, W.A. Kerr and M.T., Yeung, (2009), Geographical Indications - A Guide to Global Best Practices , International Trade Centre,
Geneva, pending

Yeung, M.T., N. Perdikis and W.A Kerr, (1999), Regional Trading Blocs in the Global Economy : The EU and ASEAN , Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Press,
159 pp.

Kerr, W.A., M.T. Yeung and D.L. Larsen, (2008), A space for Cities in Trade Agreements , Saskatoon, Estey Centre for Law and Economics in International
Trade, 94 pp.

Hobbs, J.E., M.T. Yeung and W.A. Kerr, (2007), Traceability in the Canadian Agri-food System : Striving for 'Smart Regulation' , Agriculture and Agri-food
Canada and Treasury Board Canada, March 2007