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Global Ethics
Ethics and the Coronavirus
In the United States, business executives are foregoing first class tickets on commercial airlines in favor of private planes. The well-to-do have begun traveling to more remote locations. Concierge doctors are seeing a rise in wealthy clients consulting on best practices to avoid the virus.
When the Tweet Hits the Fan
It is the week before Christmas, 2018. President Trump issued another “tweet” two days ago about removing all U.S. troops from Syria. Nothing illegal about that; it makes sense that a U.S. president heads foreign policy, with the advice and consent of the...
The Precautionary Principle and International Efforts to Ban DDT
The precautionary principle is invoked frequently in both U.S. and international environmental law, but when the United States and Canada began to look a persistent organic pollutants in banning DDT it led to a whole new branch of environment science and law.
China’s Export Restrictions of Raw Materials and Rare Earths: A New Balance Between Free Trade and Environmental Protection?
The legal issues that arise in both China – Raw Materials and China’s export restrictions of REE are significant for WTO jurisprudence because they address long-standing tensions between free trade and environmental protection. This Article discusses the Raw Materials Appellate Body’s analysis of the environmental and conservation defenses China raised under GATT 1994 Articles XI, XX(b), and XX(g).
Five key things to know about the Panama Papers
1. What are the Panama Papers? The Panama Papers are a massive trove of e-documents leaked (or possibly hacked) from a Panamanian law firm, Mossack Fonseca. The firm has 40 offices worldwide, and at least 80% of its business involves creating “shell companies” in tax...
International Business Law
https://www.amazon.com/International-Business-Law-6th-August/dp/0132718979/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1532122781&sr=1-1&keywords=international+business+law+don+mayerInternational Business Law authored by Don and Michael Bixby is now in its sixth edition and is widely used in college undergraduate courses.