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Author: Michael Jian, McGill Faculty of Law As post-pandemic consumer demand gathers steam, a “perfect storm” of energy shortages and...
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The New U.S.–EU Steel and Aluminum Deal: A Path to Lower Carbon Emissions?
Author: Rose Savaria On October 31st, the United States and the European Union announced the “Carbon-Based Sectoral Arrangement on Steel...
China — Measures Concerning the Importation of Canola Seed from Canada
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Dispute Settlement in China’s Belt and Road Initiative
Alan Luo
"China’s rapid economic rise has had major impacts on world politics in the 21st century. The
subject of this paper, the recent Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), is one of many examples of China’s
continuing political and economic evolution. This paper will first place the BRI in its geopolitical
context. Then, it will discuss the legal implications of the BRI in matters of dispute settlement,
exposing the delicate decisions that Beijing will have to take."
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