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In Episode 52, Marc explores how Congress and the Biden Administration should secure the U.S. semiconductor supply chain.
In Episode 51, Marc argues for the Biden Administration to settle the 12 WTO cases over steel and aluminum tariffs.
In Episode 50, Marc Busch examines Specific Trade Concern 332.
In Episode 49, Marc uses the recent EU-China agreement on Geographical Indications (GIs) to explore what GIs could mean for the future of global agricultural trade.
In Episode 48, Marc revisits the National Security Exception in light of DS512 (Russia--Measures Concerning Traffic In Transit) and DS567 (Saudi Arabia--Measures Concerning the Protection of Intellectual Property Rights).
In Episode 47, Marc examines the UK / Japan deal through the lens of USMCA.
In Episode 46, Marc reviews the DS543 ruling.
In Episode 45, Marc challenges the political narrative that manufacturing is Main Street. Services are increasingly what both college-educated and those without a college degree in hand are already doing,
In Episode 44, Marc examines the chlorinated chicken issue that continues to shape U.S. / UK / EU trade relations.
In Episode 43, Marc examines Congress' China fixation and what that could mean for WTO reform more broadly.
In Episode 42, Marc explores how the novel coronavirus pandemic has impacted the Boeing / Airbus dispute.
In Episode 41, Marc breaks down the lobster wars, a full blown trade conflict in which no party(the U.S., China, the EU, and Canada)is cheating...For the most part.
In Episode 40, Marc reviews DG Azevêdo's resignation and details what member states should look for in the next WTO Director-General.
In Episode 39, Marc reviews Sen. Josh Hawley's(R-MO.) May 5th NYT Op-Ed ("The WTO Should Be Abolished") and his May 7th joint resolution for Congress to withdraw its approval of the WTO.
In Episode 38, Marc examines the nature of modern trade agreements in a webinar with the Young Trade Professionals, a program of WITA.
In Episode 37, Marc delivers a stay-at-home, self-quarantine lecture.
In Episode 36, Marc breaks down USTR's 174-page report detailing its concerns about the WTO Appellate Body.
In Episode 35, Marc takes a look at the European Union's recent amendments to EU Regulation 654/2014, playing out what this "rearmament" could mean in the wake of a functioning Appellate Body.
In Episode 34, Marc reviews the GATT years to answer how the dispute settlement function at the WTO works in the absence of a functioning Appellate Body.
In Ep. 33, Marc argues that the case for the WTO is made stronger by the proliferation of preferential trade agreements with outside options for dispute settlement.
In Episode 32, Marc examines USMCA from the Canadian perspective and asks what's in it for Andrew Scheer and the Conservative Party.
In Episode 31, Marc examines what's at stake in the debate over Special and Differential (S&D)treatment for the WTO's developing country members.
In Episode 30, Marc offers a blueprint for a trade truce.
In Episode 29, Marc explores unilateralism in the WTO and makes the case that the time for Section 301 has come and gone.
In Episode 28, Marc proposes a remand function to deal specifically with fact finding and potentially even false judicial economy.
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