Business Law professor; Foreign Policy wonk; Wine enthusiast
Washington, DC
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Aprende sobre los conceptos fundamentales que subyacen al sistema económico internacional, desde las instituciones de #BrettonWoods hasta la @OMC_es y los acuerdos de libre comercio vigentes en la actualidad.
Docente: @kfandl.
➕ info. bit.ly/3uNCPg8
#SummerLawSchool
This is a great case for my fellow law and business colleagues about the importance of careful drafting. The case literally hung on one letter. #AcademicTwitter nytimes.com/2021/04/29/us/po…
Alternate headlines: "Supreme Court shows that bipartisanship is possible"; "ICE tries to stop clock with incomplete notices--Supreme Court says no way"; or my favorite, "Articles matter". nytimes.com/2021/04/29/us/po…
Any faculty researching or teaching international business should consider registering for the Temple Univ. Faculty Development in Int'l Business, offered virtually this year. Learn about data, ethics and the digital economy from experts in the field. @CIBER_USA @TempleCIBER
B-School faculty won’t want to miss this opportunity.
A Virtual Faculty Development in International Business from Temple CIBER focusing on Data, Ethics, and the Future of Work in the Digital Global Economy - registration now open! noncredit.temple.edu/templec…
An important victory for Australia and their wine sector. I suspect that a case against China may follow. #winelaw #WTO
An important outcome for 🇦🇺 wine in 🇨🇦 — and for the #WTODisputeSettlement system.
👉🏼👉🏼 bit.ly/3v9057x
Let’s raise a glass 🍇 🍷 to the rules-based trading system.
It was such a pleasure working with the very professional staff of @AmULRev once again. This piece summarizes the key international trade cases from the most recent term of the Federal Circuit.
We're also thrilled to welcome back Prof. @kfandl for his review of international trade law decisions before the Federal Circuit in 2020: check it out! aulawreview.org/au_law_revie…
Kevin Fandl retweeted
We're also thrilled to welcome back Prof. @kfandl for his review of international trade law decisions before the Federal Circuit in 2020: check it out! aulawreview.org/au_law_revie…
Good news for the business community.
With the court declaring that the order expanding the Section 232 to steel and aluminum derivatives is “contrary to law,” the US was directed to refund any deposits collected under the invalid order.
By @BrettFortnam
Really looking forward to this seminar!
Aprende sobre los conceptos fundamentales que subyacen al sistema económico internacional, desde las instituciones de #BrettonWoods hasta la @OMC_es y los acuerdos de libre comercio vigentes en la actualidad.
Docente: @kfandl.
➕ info. bit.ly/3uNCPg8
#EscuelaDeVerano2021
Piling on to this thread--here is a little more background on Art. XXI from my new article in the U. Pa. J. of Business Law: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
Discrimination toward Asian immigrants is not new. Despite efforts by former President Abraham Lincoln to build stronger ties with China, states like California pushed back and preferred to exclude visitors from Asia. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
So exciting to see my latest article in print! In this Univ. of Pa. Journal of Business Law piece, I argue that the nat'l security law exception to levying trade tariffs was meant to be narrowly interpreted and that the previous Admin. abused that clause. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
This is great news. I include civics in many of my lessons as it is so intertwined with everything we do. washingtonpost.com/education…
Highly skilled immigrants are an essential part of the U.S. workforce, filling labor gaps and contributing specialized skills, especially in healthcare and STEM. I joined the @foxschool #Catalyst podcast to share my insights.
fox.temple.edu/catalyst/high… @GlobalTemple @TempleCIBER
I spoke with @MattLeon1060 @KYWNewsradio about the current state of the US-China trade war. Listen here: radio.com/kywnewsradio/podca… #trade #china @InDepthPod
It is important to remember that deportation is a punishment on top of the criminal conviction, not in lieu of. Also, ICE agents must recognize that they have to prioritize--imagine if the IRS was told they need to catch every single tax evader. washingtonpost.com/national/…
Who will pay for this? Taxpayers?
The Trump campaign says it will seek a limited recount of two Wisconsin counties, and have made a partial payment of $3 million
cnn.it/32VGnAA
