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President Biden’s Trump-Like Approach to H-1B Reform

The Biden administration has reversed many of the Trump administration’s immigration policies; however, there is some continuity when it comes to H-1B visas.

Critical Questions by Seán Arrieta-Kenna and Jack Caporal — March 4, 2021

Buy American, Again

President Biden recently signed an executive order tightening Buy American rules. The CSIS Scholl Chair breaks down the order and how it might impact supply chains.

Critical Questions by Jasmine Lim, William O’Neil , Sean Arrieta-Kenna , and Jack Caporal — January 28, 2021

Toward a More Equitable Trade System: Empowering Women

In the first publication of a series, the Scholl Chair team introduces a new project exploring gender and the international trade system.

Critical Questions by Jasmine Lim, Ally Brodsky, and Jack Caporal — January 15, 2021

Unpacking Expanding Export Controls and Military-Civil Fusion

As China increasingly fuses its military and civilian sectors, U.S. exporters are having trouble ensuring their critical technologies do not end up in Chinese military hardware. The Scholl Chair unpacks the issue and its relevant statutes.

Critical Questions by William Alan Reinsch, John Hoffner , and Jack Caporal — May 14, 2020

Compulsory Licensing: A Cure for Distributing the Cure?

As pharmaceutical companies race to discover a vaccine for Covid-19 continues, how do they balance protecting their investment and intellectual property while still providing cheap and equitable access worldwide? The Scholl Chair explains the relevant WTO rules and issues.

Critical Questions by William Alan Reinsch, Sanvid Tuljapurkar, and Jack Caporal — May 8, 2020