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Category Archives: Global Trade Relations
Dramatic New Trade Developments, They Keep Happening.
Developments keep happening demonstrating how global trade is dramatically changing and encompassing a broad range of newer topics. For example, the issue of foreign corporate corruption continues to get top treatment by the U.S. Dept. of Justice, U.S. – Russia … Continue reading
State Universities and Economic Development — A New Top Priority, Long Overdue.
Professor Stuart Malawer (left) and Visiting Scholar Dr. Li Fenning, Wuhan University of Technology (right), with Jim Cheng, Secretary of Commerce and Trade, Commonwealth of Virginia, discussing trade and investment strategies for increasing China – Virginia commercial relations. At George … Continue reading
National Security and Direct Investment — Canadian Style — Same as U.S.?
Petronas, Malaysia’s state-owned oil company, is battling the Canadian government to allow its proposed $5.3bn acquisition of Progress Energy Resolution. Also waiting approval is China’s CNOOC’s proposed $15bn acquisition of Nexen, another Canadian company. The issues raised by the Canadian government … Continue reading
U.S. – China Litigation in the WTO — What Does the Record Show for Obama and Bush?
U.S.-China trade relations have become a leading foreign policy and trade issue in the 2012 presidential campaign, as demonstrated by the candidates’ statements throughout the presidential debates. What does the WTO data show? President Obama’s administration has filed more cases … Continue reading
National Security and Chinese Investment — Presidential Politics?
Two recent actions by the United States, one by President Obama and another by the House Intelligence Committee raise the issue again of China – U.S. trade relations and national security. ….. President Obama ordered a Chinese firm to divest ownership in … Continue reading
Posted in Global Trade Relations
Tagged CFIUS, Chinese investment and sovereign wealth funds, Chinese state-pwner enterprises, Chinese telecom companies, foreign investment into the U.S., Huawei, jobs and foreign investment, national security, private Chinese companies, SOE, states and federal government as to Chinese investment, trade protectionism, transparency and trust, ZTE
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U.S. – China Trade Relations and the Presidential Campaign — Need for Restraint.
U.S. – China trade relations are again becoming a political issue during this campaign season. Here are a few items concerning the recent exchange of comments by the presidential contenders, the recent complaints filed by the U.S. and … Continue reading
Posted in Global Trade Relations
Tagged benefits of trade and imports, China and U.S trade policies, Chinese subsidies for auto parts exports, Chinese tariffs on auto parts imports, comprehensive U.S. - China relationship, domestic politics and trade policy, dumping, free trade, national security and China - U.S. relations, New WTO actions by China and the U.S., Presidential Campaign, presidential debates, rebalancing China and U.S. policies, subsidies, sustainable comprehensive relationship between China and the U.S., trade liberalization, U.S.-China trade relations
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Counterterrorism and Global Trade — Legal Developments — Need a More Effective Congress and International Law.
In his two books, Jack Goldsmith rationalized the growth of presidential power in the War on Terror, addressing both the Bush and Obama administrations. And of course he tries to justify his actions, with some limited success, while in the … Continue reading
Posted in Global Trade Relations
Tagged aggressive lawyers and customary international law, Alien Tort Statute (ATS), counterterrorism, customary international law, detainees, European Court of Human Righs, foreign trade, individual rights, ineffectual congress, jack goldsmith, national security, national security and global trade, rights and obligations of corporations under international law, role of federal courts, Russian Federation, the Bill of Rights, treaty law, war on terror
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“That Used to Be Us” — Get Back to Our Values, Job Creation and Today’s Global System.
Here are many of the major points that are made in the new book by Tom Friedman and Mike Mandelbaum, THAT USED TO BE US (2012). They have been made before but they should be repeated until they sink in. … Continue reading
More U.S. – China WTO Trade Litigation …. Not a Trade War and Not Bad for the System.
Two good assessments appeared yesterday concerning U.S. – China trade litigation in the WTO. They discuss the increased litigation by the Obama administration, the generally positive significance of such WTO litigation, and why it does not evidence a trade war. …. … Continue reading
Money Laundering, U.S. Financial Sanctions and Foreign Violations — Why It’s Our Business.
Now it is the New York State’s Department of Financial Services(DFS) that has issued an order threatening the license of Standard Chartered Bank to do business in the state. It alleges that the British bank schemed with the Iranian government … Continue reading
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