Monthly Archives: August 2016

First two WTO Panels Against Russia — Now What?

Posted on August 21, 2016 by Stuart Malawer

                          For the first time since the Russian Federation’s accession to the WTO four years, in 2012, cases were decided this August by two WTO panels involving Russia. The Russian Federation was a respondent in both cases and … Continue reading →

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GLOBAL TRADE — An All Too Easy Drive-By-Target — We Need To Get Real.

Posted on August 8, 2016 by Stuart Malawer

     Four good articles appeared this week on global trade and the presidential campaign. The following points were made:   Trade isn’t the main force destroying good jobs. But it serves as a good target (New York Times editorial). Manufacturing jobs have … Continue reading →

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