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International Investment Law and the Rule of Law: The Case of China

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The Rule of Law in the US-China Tech War

US policy is increasingly being influenced by suspicion of links between Chinese companies and the Chinese party-state and military. These suspicions have been fueled by Xi Jinping’s economic strategy, focused...

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Michael Callahan

Curtis J. Milhaupt

Blockchain and human rights: utopia, or dystopia, or both?

My paper, 'Anarchy, State, and Blockchain Utopia: Rule of Law Versus Lex Cryptographia', written as a chapter of the collective book entitled General Principles and Digitalisation (Hart...

4 December 2019

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Thibault Schrepel

President Trump’s Immigration Order, the Rule of Law, and Free-Market Economics

President Trump’s commitment to free-market economics, and minimalised regulation, is evident, not least from executive orders to streamline environmental approvals of infrastructure projects, on core principles...

10 February 2017

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Rebecca Mooney (was Money-Kyrle)

Necessity vs Legality: Is the ECB Running or Ruining Europe?

In a recent article in the FT, Mark Mazower argued that Germany’s emergence as the dominant member state has left...

16 September 2016

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Ioannis Glinavos

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