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International Trade Law Prof Blog
State of Trade – 100+ Days Later
Perhaps one of the most curious developments of the past 100+ days of the Trump administration has been the lack of progress on the trade front. The only campaign promise…
Cov Africa
Trump and Africa: Imagining a Positive Legacy
By Cov Africa
The contours of Trump’s Africa policy are emerging, although key appointments, such as the assistant secretary of state for African affairs, have yet to be made. On February 13, President…
PrawfsBlawg
Losing the Scholarly Pose
Main Friday, February 24, 2017Losing the Scholarly Pose[Posted by Bill Henderson]Law professors are likely to be thrown off their game by Rules for a Flat World by Gillian Hadfield and…
The Right Coast
Here comes Trump-o-nomics | TheHill
Trump-o-nomics is coming to Washington.On trade, taxes and spending, President Trump s team is preparing to push policies that are likely to face resistance from the political establishment of both…
International Law Prof Blog
Only Four More Ratifications Needed to Bring the WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement into Effect
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines has ratified the Trade Facilitation Agreement (TFA), making it the 106th member of the World Trade Organization to do so. Only four more ratifications from…
The Trade Practitioner
Trade Talk: Week in Review (5-11 December 2016)
Both chambers of the U.S. Congress recessed last week after passing a Continuing Resolution to fund the U.S. Government until April. The 114th Congress stands adjourned for the year. The…
International Law Prof Blog
Call for Papers: Trade, Law, and Development
The Board of Editors of Trade, Law and Development invites original, unpublished manuscripts for publication in the Summer 2017 Special Issue of the Journal on "Recent Regionalism." Manuscripts may be…
The Trade Practitioner
WTO Says EU Has Failed to Comply With Airbus Ruling
On 22 September, the World Trade Organisation (WTO) announced that the EU had failed to eliminate illegal aid to Airbus, handing US rival Boeing one of the biggest triumphs on the global…
Canada-U.S. Blog
Canada’s Partners in Protection Program
Canada’s Partner’s in Protection (“PIP”) Program is a cooperative trusted traveller program between the Government of Canada (in particular, the Canada Border Services Agency (“CBSA”)) and private businesses engaged in…
International Economic Law and Policy Blog
Brexit Law
As always, when there are big, disruptive policy changes, lawyers are some of the biggest winners. In the case of Brexit, it looks like some of my trade lawyer friends…