In the media The Guardian US Postal Service briefly halts packages arriving from China and Hong Kong Professor Yeling Tan was quoted in The Guardian saying that Trump’s tariffs could be 'self-defeating,' as China has diversified its trade and sought alternative markets in response to previous tariffs. Yeling Tan Trade United States of America (USA) ... China
Blog 30 January 2025 President Trump's immigration executive orders are an assault on rule of law American MPP Students Sophie Huttner and Astrid Liden argue that the Trump administration's new moves on immigration constitute a direct assault on rule of law and the foundational principles of democracy in the United States. Astrid Liden Sophie Huttner Law United States of America (USA)
In the media EJIL:Talk The “Loaded Weapon” of presidential immunity Professor Philippa Webb has written a blog post for EJIL: Talk on US Presidential Immunity, from an international law perspective. Philippa Webb Law United States of America (USA)
In the media ProMarket Karthik Ramanna for ProMarket Professor Karthik Ramanna argues that only once Americans remember that democracy requires commitment to certain fair processes can they productively debate their different views on how to achieve other important ideals. Karthik Ramanna Democracy and politics United States of America (USA)
Blog 21 January 2025 To make government more efficient, DOGE should think long term Short-term efficiency makes little sense in a world of 'long problems'. If the Trump administration's new Department for Government Efficiency wants to save taxpayers real money, it should look well into the future. Thomas Hale Economy United States of America (USA)
In the media Just Security The AI presidency: What “America First” means for global AI governance Dr Brianna Rosen worte for Just Security about what can we expect from the next Trump administration on AI. Brianna Rosen Digital, Cyber and AI United States of America (USA)
In the media Financial Times How to be a calm leader in an angry world Professor Karthik Ramanna, in a feature in the Financial Times discussing his new book The Age of Outrage, provided insights on managing political differences in the workplace. Karthik Ramanna United States of America (USA)