Monthly Archives: March 2015

Growing Importance of Many Factors to Global Trade & of Trade to Global Policy.

Posted on March 31, 2015 by Stuart Malawer

     There have been several interesting developments in global trade the last few weeks reflecting the greater role it has to play in the global system and the broad factors influencing trade policy. They include the emergence of the Chinese initiative concerning … Continue reading →

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Is the U.S. Trade Offensive Against China Really Helping? Are China’s Newer Actions a Mirror of Ours?

Posted on March 14, 2015 by Stuart Malawer

     A recent article in the American Lawyer (March 12, 2015) entitled “The U.S. Offensive in the China Trade War” argues the case that the U.S. WTO litigation and domestic actions are not justified. They amount to protectionism and are counter-productive. It makes … Continue reading →

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Is Trade and Its Expanded Definition Now the Core of International Relations? Seems So ….

Posted on March 8, 2015 by Stuart Malawer

        A host of  very broad trade issues continue to arise globally the last few weeks especially including their legal and policy aspects. They demonstrate how broad and encompassing global trade realties are today. Some include the following: new … Continue reading →

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