When It Comes to Regulation, Europe is the New United States
PPR seminar speaker argues that Europe has become a global leader in regulation, US more restrained.
Can International Competitiveness Be Quantified?
Penn Law Professor Michael S. Knoll explains how to develop better measures.
Judge: UK Press Needs an Independent Self-Regulator
UK judge’s proposal faces opposition from free press supporters.
WTO Sinks Chinese Sanctions on U.S. Steel
Trade body says China’s restrictions violate international agreements.
Indian Supreme Court Says Resource Auctions Are Not Required
Advisory opinion seeks to clarify how government may allocate natural resources.
Do Chinese Telecom Companies Pose a Threat to U.S. National Security?
Congressional committee releases report on potential security risks.
Øresund: A Case Study of EU Regulations and Labor Market Distortions
Commuting patterns highlight differences in labor regulations.
From Food to Fracking: Guar Gum and International Regulation
Indian guar gum regulation may impact fracking.
Commerce Department Levies Duties on Chinese Wind Towers
The decision adds to rising tension between the U.S. and China over manufacturing subsidies.
Obama Seeks to Promote “International Regulatory Cooperation”
President issues executive order as way to enhance U.S. economic growth.
Public Consultation and Legalized Detention in China
Open comment period helps steer China away from legalizing “residential surveillance.”
EU Reveals New Strategy to Improve Online Privacy
Proposal would unify EU data protection laws and reduce business compliance costs.