Ensuring Equitable Access to a COVID-19 Vaccine: Multilateral Options for an Unequal World
Emilia Truluck Vol. 42 Associate Editor Since the classification of COVID-19 as a global pandemic, the United Nations General Assembly […]
The Importance and Troubles of the TRIPS Agreement When Applied to Cross National Interactions
Amanda Ibrahim Vol. 42 Associate Editor Your new Instagram post, the Hot 100’s playlist you’re streaming on your device right […]
Appeal by other Means: The European Union and other WTO Members Search for Alternatives to the Organization’s Paralyzed Appellate Body
Joseph Lordi Vol. 41 Associate Editor On January 24, 2020, in Davos, Switzerland, the European Union, and 16 other WTO […]
An Uncertain Future: How the Current Japan-Korea Dispute Signals Deteriorating Trade Norms
Derek Kang Vol. 41 Associate Editor Since July 1, 2019, Japan and South Korea have been locked in a bitter […]
More Problems with Wine Regulation in Canada
Mitchell LaCombe Vol. 41 Associate Editor In recent years, Canada has received multiple complaints from WTO members regarding provincial regulations […]
E-Commerce at the WTO: The Need for a New Agreement
James Schwab Vol. 40 Associate Editor Electronic commerce (e-commerce) is changing the global economy, creating new opportunities and challenges. However, […]
Steel Antidumping Tariffs: The Issue of Surrogate Countries
Sung “Chris” Lee Vol. 37 Associate Editor Vol. 38 Online Content Editor Low steel prices have been driven by Chinese […]
The Fate of Plain Packaging: Balancing Free Trade and Health Regulation in the International Forum
Alicia McCaffrey Vol. 37 Associate Editor Vol. 38 Note Editor Many law students are familiar with the Argentina bonds arbitrations […]
Do International Trade and Human Rights Law Allow “Fat Taxes”?
Alicia McCaffrey, Vol. 37 Associate Editor Many in the U.S. remember the controversy that ensued when Mayor Michael Bloomberg attempted […]