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Tremendous Journalism on #Mexico @washingtonpost
Mexico is building a 950-mile tourist train through one of the greatest concentrations of antiquities in the world -- the epicenter of Maya civilization. We've been documenting what is soon to be lost. 1/x
“Aviation Arbitration Center with Global Reach Launches In The Hague” #InvestmentLaw @JCHamilton_ @whitecase jdsupra.com/legalnews/avia…
Once Upon a Time in the West: What Brexit Did to Boris Johnson, And Britain @anneapplebaum @TheAtlantic theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…
… In 2016, Brexit was improbable, Trump was impossible, the Trans-Pacific Partnership was likely to lock in the post-Cold War Washington Consensus. It was a time when pandemics and the death of the neoliberal era’s James Bond @007 was not seriously imagined. No time to die.
Changing Times: “Forced to pinpoint the zenith of civilisation,” Janan Ganesh picks 2017 (I would push that back to 2016). Whatever date, we now face “the end of the frictionless life.” “Eden has passed.” But “the inconvenience might be saving (us) from something worse.” @FT
The End of History: “‘Deep down, we beloved history had ended.’ But history didn’t end….” It was quite a three decade post-Cold War run, while it lasted. Brexit, Trump, Corruption, Covid, inter alia, and the invasion of Ukraine marked a new and uncertain chapter. @FT @SPlokhy
Serhii Plokhy: Putin’s imperialist narrative ‘is being crushed’ on.ft.com/3R2tITD
… “The new epoch of the world is creating huge challenges. It is possible that the world system will shatter” - “The idea of liberal trade subject to multilateral rules was noble. It must not be allowed to perish.” @martinwolf_ @FT
Globalization: “In an era of disorder, open trade is at risk- We have moved into a third epoch in the history of the postwar global economic order”: 1 post-WWII liberalization; 2 post-Cold War neoliberalism/globalization; 3 “a new era of world disorder” @FT @martinwolf_
Martin Wolf: In an era of disorder, open trade is at risk on.ft.com/3QVH2Ju
History: “The Great challenge of thinking historically is not to find heroes and villains but to explain why previous generations acted as they did and to understand the complexities and contradictions.” Jack N. Rakove, Stanford, writing in @WSJ
NATO: “The deepening strategic partnership between China and Russia and their mutually reinforcing attempts to undercut the rules-based international order run counter to our values and interests,” NATO leaders said in a new mission statement issued in Madrid. @NATO
Post-globalization: The ‘90s legal and policy frameworks face disruption
What role does the World Trade Organization have in an era of fracturing multinational alliances and fears of deglobalisation? on.ft.com/3NKG6WD
SUMMIT OF THE AMERICAS: #SummitoftheAmericas has returned to the U.S. during a challenging era, impacting the hemispheric trade and investment agenda, writes @WhiteCase partner and @MiamiLawSchool professor @JCHamilton_ citing @ASCOA @ericfarns ow.ly/kfOe50JtYVl
GLOBALIZATION & ESG: With globalization under stress, and the emergence of the ESG era, international arbitration must adapt, according to @WhiteCase partner and @MiamiLawSchool professor @JCHamilton_ . @GARalerts ow.ly/UfG950Jtji9
Globalization: A retreat by the West in the face of Pandemic and War, or a time for recommitting? @NYTimes nytimes.com/2022/03/22/us/…
The Historical Moment: After the end of “the end of history” - the core question of our times @CNN @FukuyamaFrancis
.@FukuyamaFrancis used the term 'end of history' to describe the triumph of democracy. After Russia's invasion, he thinks that we "could go in two very different directions... and unfortunately, at the moment, we don't know which of these two futures is really going to unfold."
Democracy Matters, now more than ever - Looking forward to this discussion at @ASCOA in Washington. @ericfarns
Tuesday, March 22: An @ASCOA panel on how the U.S. and Japanese governments can foster democracy in the Western Hemisphere. Speakers: @MofaJapan_en's Maki Kobayashi, @jica_usa's Naotaka Yamaguchi, @AlbertoBernalLe & @JCHamilton_ Email in bio to register. as-coa.org/events/japan-u…
The U.S. abandoned Tran-Pacific (TPP) and Trans-Atlantic (TTIP) treaties, and replaced NAFTA. There is no guarantee that unpredictable re-structuring will not unfold. Todays world shows we cannot take for granted what was built over past two decades.
#Panama formally seeks to renegotiate FTA with Washington, cites "unfair" agriculture provisions that are not even in force yet. Threatens vague "alternatives" if US doesn't agree. Are we real right now?
Fascinating Gallup poll views on trade. Overall strong endorsement that trade is an opportunity, but split between Ds and Rs on this question, Dems way more positive on trade. news.gallup.com/poll/390614/vi…
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