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Prof. Tim Meyer co-authors new report on the GASSA trade initiative, “Designing a New Paradigm in Global Trade,” for the Center for American Progress (American Progress) ampr.gs/3VoLQvo

NEW📝: Prof. Tim Meyer analyzes how changing norms governing authority to tax and regulate int’l commerce has caused an 📈 in int’l economic conflict in “Consumption Governance: The Role of Production and Consumption in International Economic Law.” ➡ duke.is/v/nvfw

U.S. officials have invoked economic security to justify action across a wide range of policy issues. Kathleen Claussen and Tim Meyer argue that Congress should restore the balance of power between itself and the executive branch in this space. justsecurity.org/97760/economic…

Check out this expert analysis from the week: Democracy • Civilian Harm • International Justice • Trump Court Cases • Menendez Conviction • Presidential Power • NATO Summit • Intelligence Reform • Podcast And thanks to our authors and readers! justsecurity.org/97896/a-digest…

I am looking forward to joining tom keene and Paul Sweeney Bloomberg Radio at 945 ET to discuss Kathleen Claussen and my new paper, "Economic Security and the Separation of Powers: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…. You can watch the Youtube stream here: youtube.com/watch?v=f39oHo…

LISTEN 🎧: Prof. Tim Meyer joins Bloomberg Surveillance (BSurveillance) to discuss how presidential control over international trade is reshaping executive powers and impacting the economy 🔗 bloom.bg/3LPL2Ke

It's November, and trade policy is big news. Here is a @rooseveltfwd roundup of recent pieces from Roosevelt Institute Democracy Journal Foreign Affairs, with Elizabeth Pancotti @feliciawongri Sameera Fazili @tim_L_meyer K. Sabeel Rahman Cathy Feingold Amb. Miriam Sapiro & more! rooseveltforward.org/2024/10/23/tak…

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In March, Secretary of State Marco Rubio published a notice which purports to regulate economic activity through national security and foreign affairs authorities. Kathleen Claussen and Tim Meyer explore the legality of the notice under the Administrative Procedures Act.