Publications

As International Enrollment Dips, Midwest College Towns Should Double-Down on Welcoming Foreign Students

University of Iowa’s 13 percent dip in international enrollment may prove to be an unfortunate bellwether for the country: that the challenges of allowing international students to stay in the U.S. are now eclipsed by the urgency of convincing them to come in the first place.

External Commentary

The Trump Administration's China Trade Confusion

External Commentary

NAFTA Negotiations From The Other Side Of The Table

External Commentary

Trump in China: Simple, Bilateral Policy in a Complicated, Multilateral World

External Commentary

Will $250bn in China Deals Fix the Trade Deficit?

Has the NAFTA Renegotiation “Tamed Trump on Trade”?

Nearly four months into the NAFTA renegotiation, Mexico and Canada have potentially developed an effective response to the Trump administration's trade skepticism. 

External Commentary

Responding to Russia’s Resurgence

External Commentary

A Bipartisan U.S. Trade Policy? Lighthizer Will Face Challenges