Author Archives: Stuart Malawer

            Some of my articles (commentary) printed in the New York Law Journal (2011-2018).   Malawer, “Trump, Trade and National Security.” New York Law Journal (March 26, 2018).   Malawer, “Looking at the Trans-Pacific Partnership.” New York Law Journal (December … Continue reading →

     Some of my recent editorials /Op-Eds in the Richmond-Times Dispatch (2016-2018) on the U.S., global affairs and law.   Malawer, “One Year In — Trump’s Trade Legacy,” Richmond Times-Dispatch (January 7, 2018).  Malawer, “New Federalism, Foreign Affairs and Trump.” … Continue reading →

  New article discussing President Trump’s tariff actions …………… Malawer, “Trump’s Tariff Wars and National Security — A Political and Historical Perspective,” China and WTO Review (Sept. 2018).

Interviewed by the editor of the Journal of East Asia and International Law (Spring 2018) as its International Lawyer of distinction. Interview for International Lawyer.

  Trump’s Immigration Policy of Separation of Children from Parents and International Law —- Illegal?      Lot of international law recognizing rights of children have developed since German actions during World War Two and Japanese Internment by U.S. during the … Continue reading →

     Why is it that Qatar recently filed legal actions in both the World Trade Organization and the International Court of Justice to enforce its international legal rights (against the UAE blockade) and the Trump administration has filed no cases, whatsoever, … Continue reading →

Here’s a quick review of WTO litigation concerning the U.S. (as either a complainant or respondent) during Trump’s presidency so far.  The U.S. has been the respondent in 12 cases and the complainant in only 3 cases.  Countries that brought … Continue reading →

What passes as conventional knowledge and received wisdom in the Trump administration (better known as ‘Trump Think’ in Trumpland) concerning U.S.-China trade relations and the WTO (and particularly its dispute resolution system)? Simply put it is two-fold – China has … Continue reading →

The interrelationship of public international law and U.S. constitutional issues is of paramount concern today. However, it’s unfortunate that neither universities nor public policy communities have fully grasped this in connection with the Trump administration actions.   This is especially the … Continue reading →

    Newly completed article putting Trump’s trade remedy actions and perhaps foreign investment actions under rarely used national security, national emergency and foreign investment legislation. See ….. Malawer, TRUMP AND NATIONAL SECURITY (March 2018).