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National Security, Protectionism and U.S.-China Trade — Biden v. Trump 2.0 (Commentaries).
The quotes below are from articles that have appeared recently discussing Trump, global trade, national security, the WTO, U.S. trade policy, U.S-China trade, and U.S. foreign policy generally — seen through the prism of recent events and the … Continue reading
National Security Council & Trade Policy — New Major Player in Global Trade Relations.
It has become evident recently that national security has become a major driving-force in formulating U.S. economic policy generally (semiconductor subsidies) and in particular U.S. trade policy (including proposals for related climate change issues, international digital taxation, supply chain … Continue reading
U.S. & Global Trade — U.S. Global Leadership Role at Issue.
Most important trade news the last few weeks have concerned TPA and Congress and the recent blocking of TPA on procedural grounds in the Senate. This is extremely unfortunate for a broad range of reasons including economic, geopolitical and … Continue reading
Posted in Global Trade Relations
Tagged Imports and trade, military and trade, national security and trade, TAA, TPA, TPP, TTIP, WTO
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Structural Changes, Spheres of Influence and Global Trade ……..
Web firms, national security, spheres of influence, dispute systems, and structural changes are all current issues concerning global trade relations. Changes are clearly happening and the global landscape is changing rapidly from what existed just a … Continue reading
Obama Trade Policy and “Fast Track” — Does the President Need to be More Aggressive?
Unlike the very broad foreign affairs powers of the president, reinforced by his powers as commander-in-chief, the president’s authority in trade is significantly different and greatly less. The Constitution gives the exclusive authority to Congress to regulate international … Continue reading
Posted in Global Trade Relations
Tagged congress and trade policy, delegation of authority, Democrats and trade liberlization, fast track, federal government and state powers in trade, NAFTA, national security and trade, Obama and Clinto trade policies and Congressional trade legislation, Obama and trade policy, powers of the president in trade and foreign affairs, Republicans and pro-trade, separation of powers, states and international trade, states and trade policy, TPA, TTIP, TTP, WTO
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Two New Actions — Communications Satellites and GITMO — A More Assertive President?
Two very interesting legal developments seem to have been lost in passage and signing of the legislation avoiding the financial cliff, “The American Tax Payers Relief Act of 2012.” Almost immediately after signing the fiscal cliff … Continue reading
Posted in Global Trade Relations
Tagged aggressive presidential actions, American Taxpayers Relief Act of 2013, arms exports and commercial exports, commercial and communication satellites, constiutional rights of detainees, Fiscal cliff legislation, Gitmo, hallmark of the Obama administration, National Defense Authorization Act of 2013, national security and trade, national securiy and export controls, rights and obligations of U.S. action, U.S. defense budget
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Stuart Malawer
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