Mark Wu, Assistant Professor of Law at Harvard Law School, joined us for the latest meeting of the Sawyer Seminar on Corporations and International Law this past Friday, March 2.  He discussed his paper, “China, Inc.,” as well as a thought experiment piece that he wrote in anticipation of the seminar meeting.   “China, Inc.” Read more about Stewart on Wu, “China, Inc.”[…]

On Friday, March 2, 2018, Professor Mark Wu of Harvard Law School joined the Sawyer Seminar to discuss his article, The “China Inc.” Challenge to Global Trade Governance. Wu, whose research focuses on international trade law, began his talk by challenging the audience to think through some of the hypothetical scenarios he had previously shared Read more about Fayyad on Wu, “China, Inc. and the Paradox of Blurred Lines”[…]

On March 2, 2018, the Sawyer Seminar on Corporations and International Law welcomed Professor Mark Wu from Harvard Law School as the third speaker of the spring Seminar series. The topic of the discussion was, broadly, the modern Chinese political economy, and the extent to which the rise of the modern Chinese corporation within that Read more about Lyratzakis on Wu, “China Inc.”: Asking the right questions[…]

On March 2, 2018, Professor Mark Wu, a Harvard law professor, joined the Sawyer Seminar on Corporations and International Law to discuss his insights on the unique economic structure of China, which he has deemed China, Inc., and its relation to international law Professor Wu began his talk with a few opening comments that framed Read more about “The China, Inc. Challenge”[…]

On Friday, March 1, 2018, Professor Mark Wu, of Harvard Law school, joined the Sawyer Seminar for its third guest speaker event. Prior to the event, Professor Wu shared a “thought experiment” exercise with the Sawyer Seminar students to facilitate a conversation around his larger article, The “China Inc.” Challenge to Global Trade Governance. His Read more about A Brave New World? China, Inc. and International Law, Supranational Structures, and the Future of the Economic State[…]