Author Archives: Stuart Malawer

The following is the introduction from my new article, “US–China Trade Relations: Tectonic Changes and Political Risk in the Global System – National Security, Industrial Policy, and Protectionism.” (Sept. 2023) There has been a tectonic shift in the trade relationship … Continue reading →

The following are excerpts from a recent report on foreign ownership of farmland in Virginia. So my question is — Is this really a problem? When only about 1% is owned by foreign companies. And the leading companies are from … Continue reading →

Just completed 14 years of service to the Commonwealth of Virginia as a board member of the Virginia Economic Development Partnership and then as a member of the Virginia Advisory Committee on International Trade (VEDP). Below is an announcement of … Continue reading →

Author Profile – Dr. Stuart S. Malawer Stuart Malawer holds a Ph.D. from the Dept. of International Relations at the University of Pennsylvania. He has a J.D. from the Cornell Law School and a Diploma from The Hague Academy of … Continue reading →

 Stuart Malawer in China by Great Wall of China (During Virginia Governor’s Trade Mission)   Just a note concerning my public service to the Commonwealth of Virginia. Just completed several years of service on the Virginia Advisory Committee on International … Continue reading →

                  2001 (with the Director-General Mike Moore and Peter Watson)                                                … Continue reading →

From my LinkedIn posts (June 2023) ……………. 1 more day and it will be official ….. Retirement from GMU on June 1st after 46 years of teaching at the law school and public policy (and a total of 55 years … Continue reading →

    Great article in today’s Washington Post about the new toxic global trade environment concerning political risks — involving national security, balance of power, domestic policies. Here are a few quotes.   Investors and companies are facing the most … Continue reading →

  Two really interesting pieces appeared today on the dramatic change in attitude toward global trade in the US, by both political parties. One in the Washington Post and the other in the Financial Times. Here are the salient excerpts.   “[Disenchantment … Continue reading →

New article just published. New US legislation is more aggressive and raises a number of issues — involving national security, foreign policy and both domestic and international economics. Malawer, “The US Trade Relations with China: Worrisome Developments in the US … Continue reading →