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About Stuart Malawer

Distinguished Service Professor of Law & International Trade at George Mason University (Schar School of Public Policy).

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TRUMP AND TRADE 2.0 — Worse than Before?

    The following two items are from my previous book on Trump and Trade. It’s the Preface by Peter Watson the former Chairman of the U.S. International Trade Commission and my Introduction. I also include a recent blog of mine … Continue reading

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U.S. Trade Relations Continues to be Highly Politicized & More Restrictive — And Multitude of Global Issues Escalate (Especially National Security Ones).

     U.S. trade relations continue to be highly politicized as a domestic issue and has seen greater restrictions that are not favorable to expanding trade. These actions are often bipartisan ones and often reflect non-trade concerns. Often they are … Continue reading

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Trump-Harris Trade Debate — How Toxic & Protectionist? What about Trade Sanctions, Tariffs, Export Controls, Data Centers?

The trade debate in the U.S. is now entering a new stage with the apparent nomination of Kamela Harris and J.D. Vance. So far, the trade debate in the U.S. has been particularly toxic, even though there were significant similarities … Continue reading

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Trump 2.0 and New Republican Trade Proposals — Not so New — Back to the Future?

     The proposals by the Republican Party and Trump and now Vance concerning trade and international investment can be unfortunately summarized as — The most aggressive rejection of U.S. trade policy since World War II. They propose adopting policies … Continue reading

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Real Estate & Chips — New Battleground Against Chinese Investment in the U.S.

Real Estate and chips — Have become the new battleground in the U.S. — As both the federal government and states are enacting rules and legislation restricting Chinese ownership on grounds of national security. The Biden administration, the Congress and … Continue reading

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U.S. Trade Policy — Bad and Getting Worse?

Under Trump and Biden U.S. trade policy has veered away from its traditional approach, developed since World War II, from multilateralism to focusing primarily on national and unliteral concerns. At the center of the newer U.S. approach has been tensions … Continue reading

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Biden Administration — Tariffs, Diversifying Supply Chains & More Concerning China.

     Issues concerning tariffs and supply chains continue to dominate trade issues between China and the U.S.  The Biden administration continue to roll out new trade initiative and measures — especially as they relate to and support newer U.S. … Continue reading

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Dr. Stuart Malawer and Joint Resolution of Recognition by the Virginia General Assembly (2024).

     Recognition upon being honored by a Joint Resolution of the Virginia Genera Assembly                                From the Journal of East Asis and International Law 

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