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Timothy Meyer

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Global Perspectives on Teaching International Investment Arbitration: Teaching the Financialization of International Investment Arbitration

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By Timothy Meyer
| arbitrationblog.kluwerarbitration.com
One could be forgiven for thinking that teaching international economic law in the United States (“U.S.”) is challenging these days. The U.S. has disabled the World Trade Organization’s (“WTO”) Appellate Body.
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The Trump Admin’s Attempt to Redefine a ‘Foreign Affairs Function’

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By Kathleen Claussen, Timothy Meyer
| Lawfare Verified
Published by The Lawfare Institute in Cooperation With On March 14, Secretary of State Marco Rubio published a notice in the Federal Register in which he purports to determine that all efforts, conducted by any agency of the federal government, to control the status, entry, and exit of people, and the transfer of goods, services, data, technology, and other items across the borders of the United States, constitute a foreign affairs function of the United States under the Administrative...
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The Legal Authority (or Lack Thereof) for Trump’s Tariffs

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By Timothy Meyer, Timothy Meyer
| Verfassungsblog
The professor in my introductory economics class at Stanford, who had recently moved from another university, once teased our class by noting that no U.S. president had ever graduated from Stanford. One of my classmates, perhaps a little slow on the uptake, immediately shouted out: “That’s not true.
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