Member of Working Group on Electronic Payments, whose goal is to help strengthen the legal basis for ruble-denominated wire transfers in Russia (4/95-8/97). PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS AND LEADERSHIP POSITIONS ● Bar Admissions. Admitted to practice law in New York 3/90), District of Columbia (since 10/90), and Colorado (since 12/90, inactive status). Also admitted to practice before the United States Court of International Trade (CIT) (as of 12/12/07). ● Inter-Pacific Bar Association (IPBA). Since 11/08. Member of International Trade Committee, Vice Chairman of International Trade Committee (10/10-5/15), Member of International Trade Advisory Committee (ITAC, 5/15-present), Vice Chairman of APEC Committee (4/16-present). ● Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), New York/Washington. Selected for membership 2/00. ● Royal Society for Asian Affairs, London, England. Elected to membership 7/99. ● Fellowship of Catholic Scholars. Membership ratified 9/02. ● Indian Society of International Law (ISIL), New Delhi, India. Life membership conferred by ISIL Executive Council 10/13. Life Membership is granted only to “eminent scholars who are studying, teaching or practicing International Law and with demonstrable interest showing potential to contribute to the promotion and dissemination of International Law and Organizations, and to develop the ISIL….” ● Gateway House, Indian Council on Global Relations, Mumbai, India. Membership approved 5/13. Indian equivalent of United States Council on Foreign Relations. See http://www.gatewayhouse.in/. ● All India Law Teachers Congress (AILTC), New Delhi, India. Approved for membership (number 402) 2/11. ● International Bar Association (IBA).
Since 1/95. Member of Trade and Customs Law Committee (Antitrust and Trade Law Legal Practice Division), and African, Arab, Asia-Pacific, and North American Regional Fora. ● American Law Institute (ALI). Elected to membership 5/98. ● Who’s Who Among Collegiate Faculty (Montclair Publishing, New York). Lifetime member, nominated and selected through peer review, admitted 12/09. PROFESSIONAL BOARDS In India: ● Indian Society of Global Law and Policy (ISGLP), Gurgaon, Haryana (outside New Delhi, India. Member, Advisory Board 3/16-present. Responsible for advancing multi-disciplinary cooperation among legal scholars and practitioners in India, European Union, and United States. http://www.isglp.org ● National Law School (NLS) of University, Bangalore, India, Indian Journal of International Economic Law (IJIEL), Board of Editors Responsible for guiding editorial and publication policy, attracting articles, developing special issues, and promoting the IJIEL outside India and via new technologies. ● Jagran Lakecity University, Bhopal, Jagran International Journal on Contemporary Law and Research, Editorial Board (7/14-present) Responsible for helping select and edit articles for annual publication. ● Jindal Global Law School (JGLS), Sonipat, Haryana, Centre for Postgraduate Legal Studies (CPLS), Advisory Council, Honorary Member (6/13-present) Responsible for providing advice to prominent Indian international legal academic institution, CPLS at JGLS, on strategic matters, and operation of Masters degree
● Board of International Scholars, University of London, Centre for Commercial Law Studies, London, England (1/95-present) ● Editorial Board, International Trade Law and Regulation, Thomson-Sweet & Maxwell, London, England (spring 2003-present) In Latin America: ● National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), Mexico City, Mexico, Latin American Journal of International Trade Law (8/12-present) Responsible for assessing each of the Journal, including evaluating individual manuscript submissions. In Middle East: ● United Arab Emirates University, United Arab Emirates (UAE), Shari’a and Law Journal, Editorial Advisory Board (12/07-present) Referee quarterly journal publishing scholarly research on Islamic legal issues. In United States: ● Board of Directors, Asian-American Bar Association of Kansas City (AABAKC), Kansas City, Missouri (11/14-present) Responsible for developing, implementing, promoting, and supervising programs for AABAKC. The mission of this non-profit organization is to promote justice, equality, and opportunity for Asian Americans, and to foster professional development, legal scholarship, advocacy, and community involvement in the metropolitan Kansas City area. ● Editorial Advisory Board, Carolina Academic Press, Durham, North Carolina (12/97-12/08, 1/12-present) Advised Carolina Academic on selection of book publishing proposals for the legal academic market, and on the identification of prospective authors. ● LexisNexis Law School Publishing Advisory Board, New York (1/09-12/11) Advised LexisNexis on selection of book publishing proposals for the academic market, and on the development of new products and technologies.
symposium by invitation on “China’s Emergence: Effects on Trade, Investment, and Regulatory Law”) (11) Philosophical, Religious, and Legalistic Perspectives on Human Dignity and U.S. Free Trade Agreements, 28 Saint Louis University Public Law Review issue 1, 9-70 (2008) (lead article, symposium by invitation on free trade agreements (FTAs)) Reprinted in Lima, Peru, in 8 Anuario Andino de Derechos Intelectuales (Andean Yearbook of Intellectual Rights) 95-148 (2012). (12) Doha Schisms – Numerous, Technical, and Deep, 6 Loyola University Chicago International Law Review issue 1, 5-171 (fall/winter 2008) (lead article, symposium by invitation on “WTO Law in a Fragmented, Decentralized International Legal Order”) (13) Empathizing with France and Pakistan on Agricultural Subsidy Issues in the Doha 40 Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law issue 4, 949-985 (October 2007) (symposium by invitation on food security) (14) The Limits of American Generosity, 29 Fordham International Law Journal (January 2006) (symposium by invitation on international trade and developing countries) A modified version of this article is published in 18 Pace International Law Review 133-225 (Spring 2006). (15) World Agricultural Trade in Purgatory, 79 North Dakota Law Review 691-830 (2003) (lead article) (issue on trade by invitation) (16) Theological Categories for Special and Differential Treatment, 50 Kansas Law Review 635-93 (2002) (symposium by invitation on “Globalization and Sovereignty”) Also reprinted in excerpt form (pages 689-91) in a textbook by Jeanne M. Woods & Hope Lewis, Human Rights and the Global Marketplace: Economic, Social, and Cultural Developments (Transnational Publishers 2004) (17) Marxist Origins of the World” Claim, 24 Fordham International Law Journal 132-157 (2000) (symposium by invitation on WTO) (18) Enter the Dragon: An Essay on China’s WTO Accession Saga, 15 American University International Law Review 1469-1538 (2000)
the National Law University of Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India, www.tradelawdevelopment.com) (lead article). (10) WTO Case Review 2008, 26 Arizona Journal of International and Comparative Law 113-228 (2009) Listed in Top Ten most downloaded articles on SSRN International Economic Law: Dispute Resolution (15 March-14 May 2009). (11) WTO Case Review 2007, 25 Arizona Journal of International and Comparative Law 75-155 (2008) (12) WTO Case Review 2006, 24 Arizona Journal of International and Comparative Law 299-387 (2007) Translated into Chinese by the Shanghai WTO Affairs Consultation Center (Gong Bai Hua, Professor of Law, Fudan University, Shanghai, and Director of Information Division at the Consultation Center) (13) WTO Case Review 2005, 23 Arizona Journal of International and Comparative Law 107-345 (2006) (14) WTO Case Review 2004, 22 Arizona Journal of International and Comparative Law 99-249 (2005) (15) WTO Case Review 2003, 21 Arizona Journal of International and Comparative Law 317-439 (2004) (16) WTO Case Review 2002, 20 Arizona Journal of International and Comparative Law 143-289 (2003) (17) WTO Case Review 2001, 19 Arizona Journal of International and Comparative Law 457-642 (2002) A modified, two-part version of this Review is republished as New WTO Antidumping Precedents – Part One: The Dumping Margin Determination, Singapore Journal of International and Comparative Law (June 2002), and New WTO Antidumping Precedents – Part Two: Causation, the Injury Determination, and Penalties, Singapore Journal of International and Comparative Law (December 2002) (now known as the Singapore Yearbook of International Law). (18) WTO Case Review 2000, 18 Arizona Journal of International and Comparative Law 1-101 (2001)
● Defining “America First” In The Trump Raj, 17 February 2017, ● Is Trump Raj Trade Policy Narcissistic Populism?, 16 March 2017, ● Trade Policy Creates Opportunities For India, 13 April 2017, ● A Quiz On International Trade and National Security, 21 May 2017, ● What America Can Learn From India About Iran, 14 June 2017, ● Modi’s U.S. Visit was Underwhelming. Here’s How It Could be Different, 28 June 2017, ● India at 70: Unwinding Partition with GATT, 13 August 2017, ● NAFTA: No A’s For Trump’s Administration, 19 September 2017, ● Targeting International Trade in Conventional Weapons, 14 October 2017,
(15) Story Feature, Why GATT Matters, Then and Now, GlobaLaw Quarterly 3-6 (Quarter 2, 2009) (Thomson Reuters) (16) National Public (NPR), Kansas Public Radio (KPR), Doing Business in Islamic Societies, “Up To Date,” 6 March 2006, www.kcur.org/UTDarchive.html) (17) A Trade Coalition of the Willing, 10 International Trade Law and Regulation (January 2004) (18) Five Theoretical Themes in the World Trade Organization Adjudicatory System, 6 ILSA Journal of International and Comparative Law 437-43 (Spring 2000) 1997-1999 (1) China, the WTO, and the Converse Question, The Journal of Commerce, 26 April 1999 (2) Open the Door to China, Legal Times, 26 April 1999, at 22 (3) Banana Trade Split Ripens, Legal Times, 8 February 1999, at S36 (Special Report: Going Global – Issues in International Trade and Transactions) (4) Between Impeachment and Iraq – Bananas, Washington 5 January 1999, at A15 Also published as Banana Case Threatens Rule of Law, The Journal of Commerce, 4 January 1999, at 5A, and Mustn’t Just Swallow Blatant Banana Discrimination, The Houston Chronicle, 30 December 1998, at A23 (5) Law Doomed by Earlier Manoeuvring, National Law Journal, 8 December 1997, at A25 SPECIAL OR ENDOWED LECTURES Canada (8/17). The Conference Board of Canada. An American Perspective on NAFTA’s Past, Present, and Future. Canada-wide webinar for legal and business professionals across Canada, www.conferenceboard.ca/e-library/abstract.aspx?did=8964
Inaugural Blackstone Lecture, Rethinking Antidumping Law, William & Mary School of Law (11/96). OVERSEAS CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS (Other Than Those Listed Under Special and Endowed Lectures) ● Auckland, New Zealand. April 2017. Inter Pacific Bar Association (IPBA). Two Presentations: (1) Panel on “Free Trade in Services or Not?: Efforts and Difficulties to Liberalize Trade in Services.” Presentation on Services Trade Liberalization in TISA and TPP. (2) Panel on “Wine, Cheese, and the High Life: Trade Barriers, Geographical Indications, and Other Challenges to Free Trade in Coveted Agricultural Products.” Presentation on Overview of Special Treatment for Agricultural Products in the World Trading System (as Moderator) ● Lumpur, Malaysia. April 2016. Inter Pacific Bar Association (IPBA). Three presentations: (1) Panel on “A Discussion of Current Issues in Islamic Finance.” Presentation on International and Cross-Border Perspectives on Contemporary Islamic Financial Transactions. (2) on “TPP and the ASEAN Economic Community at the Crossroads of APEC?” Presentation on TPP Membership and Enlargement Controversies. (3) on “Resolution of Trade Disputes in TPP and Other FTAs.” Presentation on Overview of TPP. www.ipba2016.com/programme3.aspx
● Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. May 2006. Mission Not Accomplished: What Does the UAE Need To Do To Be A Respected WTO Member? Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce. ● Dubai, United Arab Emirates. May 2006. Free Trade Agreements with the United States: What Can Be Expected? Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry. ● Asia Forum, Hong Kong. September 2005. Round Table on Law Goes Global – The Impact on Hong Kong and China. (Sponsored by the London School of Economics.) ● College of Sharī‘a and Law, Muscat, Oman. March 2005. Fundamental International Trade Law Obligations. ● Indian Society of International Law, Second International Conference, New Delhi, India. November 2004. Presentation on Fundamental GATT Obligations and Recent WTO Developments. ● Universidad Anáhuac, 40th Anniversary Conference on “Perspectives on the Multilateral Trade System.” Mexico City, Mexico. March 2004. Presentation on The Multilateral Trading System, National Security, and Saudi Arabia. ● Universidad Anáhuac de Xalapa, Mexico. Conference on “Leadership, Entrepreneurship, and Innovation in the Southern Gulf Region.” Xalapa, Mexico. March 2004. Presentation on Agriculture, the WTO, and NAFTA. ● National Association of Corporate Counsels (ANADE), Mexico City, Mexico. March 2004. Presentation on Perspectives on the WTO and Recent Cases Since the Cancún Ministerial Conference. ● The University of Auckland Faculty of Law, New Zealand Legal Research Foundation, and International Law Association. Northern Club, Auckland, New Zealand. March 2003. Presentation of new book, Trade, Development, and Social Justice. ● Trade Organization, Geneva, Switzerland. Speaker Series at the Appellate Body Secretariat. December 2002. Lecture on Trade and Development. ● Graduate Institute of International Studies, Geneva, Switzerland. December 2002. Colloquium on Poverty, Islam, and Doha. ● Singapore Academy of Law, Singapore. Conference on International Trade Law. July 2002.
● Great Plains International and Comparative Law Colloquium, Washburn University, School of Law, Topeka, Kansas. May 2017. Interpreting Interpretation: Methods from American Jurisprudence and Literary Theory to Decide WTO Appellate Body Cases (with co-author Eric Witmer). ● University of Pittsburgh, School of Law, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. February 2017. Colloquium, The Economic, and National Security Dimensions of the Trans Pacific Partnership. https://youtu.be/OhKxrCBNTHw ● University of Kansas, Department of Geography and Atmospheric Science, Lawrence, Kansas. January 2016. Colloquium, Evaluating TPP. ● Kansas City, Missouri. November 2016. Dentons and World Trade Center of Kansas City. Presentation and Panel on Fact Checking: Anti-Trade Rhetoric: U.S. Political Perception and Brexit Reality. ● Topeka, Kansas. November 2016. Kansas National Annual Conference. Lecture on Significant Islamic Legal Issues. ● Kansas City, Missouri. November 2016. All Souls Unitarian Church, Unitarian Universalist Forum. Penetrating the Rhetoric on Key Election Issues. ● University of Kansas School of Law, Lawrence, Kansas. October 2016. Faculty Workshop. Analyzing the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) Objectively. ● New York, N.Y. Columbia Law School. October 2016. Seminar, State Owned Enterprises (SOEs) in China: Trade and Competition Issues. Lecture on Chinese SOEs, National Security, and the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP). ● Hempstead, N.Y. Hofstra Law School. September 2016. Pre-Presidential Debate Conference on International Trade Agreements and the 2016 Presidential Election. Presentation and Panel on Legal and Political Legitimacy of the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP). ● University of Kansas Mount Oread Leadership Series, Strategic Broadening Seminar: Leading in a Global Environment. August 2016. International Trade Law, National Security, and the New Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP). Lecture for the United States Department of the Army. ● University of Kansas Mount Oread Leadership Series, Strategic Broadening Seminar: Leading in a Global Environment. August 2016. Islamic Law. Lecture for the United States Department of the Army.
● J. Reuben Clark Law Society Annual Conference, “Obedience to Law is Liberty,” University of Missouri-Kansas City (UMKC), Kansas City, Missouri. February 2014. Islamic Law. ● Witherspoon Class Series, Second Presbyterian Church, Kansas City, Missouri. November 2013. Understanding Islamic Law (Sharī‘a). ● National Asian Pacific American Bar Association (NAPABA) and National Asian Pacific American Law Students Association (NAPALSA) Annual Convention, Kansas City, Missouri. November 2013. Asian Pacific Americans (APAs) in Academics. ● University of Kansas School of Law, Lawrence, Kansas. August 2013. Faculty Workshop. Writing Big Books: Six Secrets for Santosh. ● American Bar Association Section on International Law, Middle East Committee and International Committee. Washington, D.C. (via teleconference). February 2013. Key Developments in U.S. Trade Relations in the Middle East and North Africa. Moderator. ● Engineers without Borders, Kansas City, Missouri. November 2012. The Global Food Crisis. ● United States International Religious Freedom Commission, Washington, D.C. (via teleconference). November 2011. Religious Freedom and Apostasy in Islamic Law. ● University of Saint Thomas, Minneapolis, Minnesota. November 2011. Faculty Colloquium. Understanding Islamic Law (Sharī‘a): How and What? ● University of Kansas, School of Law, Lawrence, Kansas. October 2011. Faculty Colloquium. Understanding Islamic Law (Sharī‘a): How and What? ● Case Western Reserve University, School of Law, Cleveland, Ohio. September 2011. Symposium on International Law in Crisis. on International Economic Law in Crisis or Merely in Times of Crisis? Presentation on Poverty, Islamist Extremism, and the Debacle of Doha Round Counter-Terrorism: Part Two of a Trilogy – Non-Agricultural Market Access and Services Trade (published in Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law). Archived webcast of presentation, http://law.case.edu/centers/cox/webcast.asp?dt=20110909.
● University of Kansas, School of Law, Center for International and Agriculture (CITA), Lawrence, Kansas. April 2010. Round Table on Kansas and World Agriculture: Current Crises and Future Opportunities. Presentation to scholars and practitioners on Agricultural Controversies in the Doha Round of World Trade Negotiations: Devilish Details and Grand Themes. ● University of Kansas, Hall Center for the Humanities, Lawrence, Kansas. February 2010. Globalization Seminar: Whither Iran’s Green Revolution? Presentation on trade, nuclear, and Islamic and international legal issues, and contrasts with China and India. (Panel with Reza Aslan and Pooya Naderi). ● University of Arizona, James E. Rogers College of Law, Tucson, Arizona. January 2010. Presentation to Faculty. Understanding Islamic Law (Sharī‘a): Perspectives on Finance, Women, and Apostasy. ● University of Arizona, E. Rogers College of Law, Tucson, Arizona. January 2010. Presentation to Faculty and Students. The Doha Round of World Trade Negotiations: Devilish Details and Grand Themes. ● University of Arizona, James E. Rogers College of Law, Tucson, Arizona. January 2010. Open Forum with Students. International Trade and Finance: Trends and Opportunities (with Kara Tan Bhala). ● Kansas African Studies Center, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas. October 2009. Conference on Africa, Trade and Development. The Doha Round of World Trade Negotiations and Africa’s Interests. ● Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas. March 2009. The Doha Round of World Trade Negotiations and African Interests. Annual “Africa Lecture” of the African Students Union. ● University of Texas, School of Law, Austin, Texas. February 2009. Symposium on Trade, Investment, and Regulatory Challenges and Opportunities Associated with China’s Rise as a World Economic and Political Power. Resurrecting the Doha Round: Devilish Details, Grand Themes, and China Too (published in the Texas International Law Journal). ● Villanova University School of Law, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. February 2009. Faculty Workshop Series on Comparative Law. Doha Round Schisms: Numerous, Technical, and Deep (published in the Loyola (Chicago) International Law Journal). ● University of Kansas Faculty Discussion Club, Lawrence, Kansas. February 2009. Resurrecting the Doha Round: Devilish Details, Grand Themes, and China Too.
● The Bananas War. Presentation of article at the University of Iowa College of Law Faculty Colloquium. Iowa City, Iowa. October 2000. Also presented at Faculty of Law Seminar at The Australian National University, Canberra. March 2001. ● Six Contemporary Themes in the Multilateral Trading System. Paper presented at Southwestern Legal Foundation, Annual Symposium on Private Investments Abroad (Panel on Key Issues on the New WTO Agenda). Dallas, Texas. June 2000. ● The WTO Dispute Resolution System After Five Years. Paper presented at Association of the Bar of the City of New York and American Society of International Law. New York, New York. November 1999. ● The MRS. WATU Model for Analyzing Trade Sanctions, Florida State University College of Law. Tallahassee, Florida. February 1999. ● The Precedent Setters at the WTO, University of Michigan Law School Faculty Colloquium. Ann Arbor, Michigan. February 1999. ● Analyzing Trade Sanctions, The George Washington University – Department of Commerce, “Third Annual Institute on International Trade and Investment.” Washington, D.C. May 1998. ● Fighting Bad Guys with International Trade Law, American Society of International Law (International Economic Law Interest Group) Conference on “Linkage as Phenomenon: An Interdisciplinary Approach.” Washington, D.C. December 1997. ● A Case of Writing a Casebook, Faculty Colloquium given at School of Law, William & Mary. Williamsburg, Virginia. November 1995. BIBLIOGRAPHY (continued) Subject Area: International Banking Law BOOKS (1) Textbook: International Investment Management: Theory, Practice, and Ethics