Anupam Chander
"Globalization and digitization through the eyes of a California law professor."
Author: Anupam Chander is a law professor at the University of California, Davis and currently a visiting professor at the University of Chicago Law School. He also posts at Law School Innovation and contributes to The Faculty Blog.
Blawg Related Categories: International Law • University of California, Davis • University of Chicago • Law Professor
Recent Posts from Anupam Chander
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"Exposed: The Erosion of Privacy in the Internet Era"
Harvard Magazine runs a nice piece discussing the "ambivalence we sometimes feel about new technologies that reveal identifiable personal information." Latanya Sweeney's research, in particular, is pretty startling: "Fully 87 percent of the United States…
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Yale Journal of International Law Symposium on My "Trade 2.0" Paper
The Yale Journal of International Law is hosting a symposium on my new paper, Trade 2.0, at the online site, Opinio Juris. My first entry in the symposium is titled: "The New Global Traders on…
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Will Standard Chartered Be the First Foreign Company to List on an Indian Exchange?
According to the Wall Street Journal: U.K.-based financial-services company Standard Chartered PLC is expected to file paperwork with Indian securities regulators as soon as this week to become the first foreign company to list its…
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Disintermediation: Vertical Integration in Cult Bands
After a seven year hiatus, the British pop band Cornershop has released its new album, Judy Sucks a Lemon for Breakfast. The album is self-published; there appears to be no record company other than the…
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George Allen Offers Yet Another Explanation for Macaca: "Alliteration"
The Washington Post describes a "humble" George Allen's effort to rehabilitate his image for reentry into the public sphere. Along the way, Allen offers yet another, in the long list of ever-shifting explanations for the…
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Who Owns Saddam's Pistol?
The New York Times reports that it is likely that the handgun found in the "spider hole" where Saddam Hussein hid is likely to go on display at the President George W. Bush Library. The…
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Defining Transnational Legal Process
Much of the criticism of the nomination of Dean Harold Koh for the position of Legal Advisor to the State Department has been directed at Dean Koh’s views of the relationship between international law and…
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Korean IP Law Poses Hurdle to Korean Bloggers
Fearing new Korean laws aimed to thwart online copyright infringement, Google has shut off audio uploads to its local blogging site, the Korea Times reports. This has the consequence of barring the publication of both…
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Judge Sotomayor's Cyberlaw Opinions
Thomas O'Toole at the BNA has a helpful round-up of Judge Sotomayor's opinions in cyberlaw. While a District Court judge, she held in favor of the N.Y. Times in its dispute with Tasini and other…
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