The Rise and Relevance of Economic Espionage
The Economic Espionage Act (EEA) of 1996 was passed in response to the threat and subsequent success of foreign nations accessing U.S....
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Tossing the Baby Out with the Bathwater: Avoiding Protectionism While Using Existing Law to Safeguard Against Counterfeit Chinese Goods
BACKGROUND: The practice of counterfeiting has been a marketplace problem for centuries. Whenever an original product has a marketable...
Read MoreChinese Military Stages Exercises in South China Sea
Image available from the BBC. China staged massive naval military exercise in South China involving over 100 ships and 1,800 troops. ...
Read MoreClinton’s Remarks Indicates U.S. Desire to Become Involved in Sino-Japanese Island Dispute
Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, is on a multi-Asian tour trying to strengthen U.S. ties to China, Japan, Vietnam, and other Asian...
Read MoreJapanese Coast Guard Run in with Chinese Vessel Reveals Deeper Problems
A small collection of uninhabited islands off the coast of Taiwan has been a source of friction between Japan and China for over a century....
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