Author Archives: Stuart Malawer

Outstanding two years mutually exploring international trade issues and U.S. law. Focus was on domestic U.S. trade remedies. global trade strategies, trade relations, geopolitics and national security.

The tariff war is increasingly becoming an all-out trade war –– with many nations including our closest allies. Reliance now on Section 338 is outrageous as well as claims of forced labor. Section 338 has never been relied upon over … Continue reading →

The tariff war is increasingly becoming an all out trade war –– with many nations including our closest allies. Reliance now on Section 338 is outrageous. It’s never been relied upon over the almost last 100 years (since 1930 and … Continue reading →

Tariffs are back. A new broad range of tariffs. Picking up where he left off after the Supreme Court killed his earlier tariffs. Trump is back to threatening everyone — with a new torrent of tariffs. Tariffs are an obsession … Continue reading →

Tariffs are back. A new broad range of tariffs. Picking up where he left off after the Supreme Court killed his earlier tariffs. Trump is back to threatening everyone — with a new torrent of tariffs. Tariffs are an obsession … Continue reading →

Tariffs are back. A new broad range of tariffs. Picking up where he left off after the Supreme Court killed his earlier tariffs. Trump is back to threatening everyone — with a new torrent of tariffs. Tariffs are an obsession … Continue reading →

“Trump is preparing to reshape the legal justification for his tariff regime this week and push negotiations with North American trading partners into high gear, setting off a new phase of trade uncertainty for businesses after months of relative calm … Continue reading →

Two outstanding pieces appeared today in the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal — both assessing critically Trump’s tariff policies and focus on geopolitics and national security in economic relations. Namely that his tariff policies have been a … Continue reading →

What is happening to U.S. observing international law and being the world leader in promoting international Law? Just this week the Supreme Court rejected some very-long standing judicial rules implementing international law in the United States (Alien ort Statute, Tortue … Continue reading →

— Graduate International Transactions Program — (Reunion of Initial Graduates After 35 Years.) Recent reunion of initial graduates (early 1990’s) of the George Mason’s MAIT Program (Masters of International Transactions). Happy and successful group. As the Founder and Former Director … Continue reading →