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Donald Regan

William W Bishop Jr Collegiate Professor of Law

University of Michigan

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Law School

Philosophy

Donald Regan is currently serving as a Law School William W Bishop Jr Collegiate Professor of Law at University of Michigan.

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University of Michigan

William W Bishop Jr Collegiate Professor of Law

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law international trade economics trade public policy jurisprudence legal theory journalism law and economics philosophy of law international economic law legal philosophy trade policy world trade organization law trade agreements philosophy of social science social policy social philosophy cultural policy ethical theory intellectual discourse narrative world business economy of china european law social science research sociology of law social theory moral philosophy conformity action (philosophy) legal process gambling protectionism measure theory measurement theory cost-benefit balancing state protectionism supreme court dormant commerce clause standard model like products regulatory purpose gsp decision appellate body member-state regulation quasi-federal system judicial review seal products multiple purposes fundamental rights political philosophy political science international trade law public international law international law international relation theory

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Sources of International Trade Law. Oxford University Press eBooks (2018)

Donald H. Regan

international economic lawworld trade organization lawlawinternational tradeinternational lawinternational trade law

Fundamental Rights, Federal States, and Sovereignty: Some Random Remarks. Croatian Yearbook of European Law and Policy (2017)

Donald H Regan

public lawfederal stateslawfundamental rightseuropean lawpublic policy

Ec–Seal Products: Seals and Sensibilities (Tbt Aspects of the Panel and Appellate Body Reports). World Trade Review (2015)

PHILIP I. LEVYDONALD H. REGAN

tradeinternational tradeecology

Ec Seal Products (Tbt Aspects of the Panel and Appellate Body Reports): Seals and Sensibilities. SSRN Electronic Journal (2014)

Philip I. LevyDonald H. Regan

social science researchpolitical sciencelawsocial sciences

Explaining Trade Agreements: The Practitioners' Story and the Standard Model. World Trade Review (2014)

DONALD H. REGAN

economicsnarrativestandard modelinternational tradetrade agreements

Measures With Multiple Purposes: Puzzles From Ec—Seal Products. AJIL Unbound (2014)

Donald H. Regan

environmental sciencemeasurementmeasure theorymeasurement theorymultiple purposesseal products

United States – Certain Measures Affecting Imports of Poultry From China: The Fascinating Case That Wasn'T. World Trade Review (2012)

DONALD H. REGAN

economy of chinatrade policyeconomicsinternational tradetrade

A Gambling Paradox: Why an Origin-Neutral “Zero-Quota” is Not a Quota Under Gats Article XVI. Journal of World Trade (2007)

Donald H. Regan

gamblingeconomicsworld businessglobalizationinternational tradelaw and economicspublic policytradejournalism

The Meaning of ‘Necessary’ in Gatt Article XX and Gats Article XIV: The Myth of Cost–Benefit Balancing. World Trade Review (2007)

DONALD H. REGAN

cost-benefit balancingtradeeconomicsinternational trade

Regulatory Purpose and “Like Products” in Article III: 4 of the Gatt (With Additional Remarks on Article III: 2). Cambridge University Press eBooks (2006)

Donald H. Regan

regulationeconomicslike productsregulatory purpose

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Donald Regan

William W Bishop Jr Collegiate Professor of Law

University of Michigan

Affiliations

Law School

Philosophy

Donald Regan is currently serving as a Law School William W Bishop Jr Collegiate Professor of Law at University of Michigan.

Honors

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Experiences

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Donald Regan

University of Michigan

William W Bishop Jr Collegiate Professor of Law

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Sources of International Trade Law. Oxford University Press eBooks (2018)

Donald H. Regan

international economic lawworld trade organization lawlawinternational tradeinternational lawinternational trade law

Fundamental Rights, Federal States, and Sovereignty: Some Random Remarks. Croatian Yearbook of European Law and Policy (2017)

Donald H Regan

public lawfederal stateslawfundamental rightseuropean lawpublic policy

Ec–Seal Products: Seals and Sensibilities (Tbt Aspects of the Panel and Appellate Body Reports). World Trade Review (2015)

PHILIP I. LEVYDONALD H. REGAN

tradeinternational tradeecology

Ec Seal Products (Tbt Aspects of the Panel and Appellate Body Reports): Seals and Sensibilities. SSRN Electronic Journal (2014)

Philip I. LevyDonald H. Regan

social science researchpolitical sciencelawsocial sciences

Explaining Trade Agreements: The Practitioners' Story and the Standard Model. World Trade Review (2014)

DONALD H. REGAN

economicsnarrativestandard modelinternational tradetrade agreements

Measures With Multiple Purposes: Puzzles From Ec—Seal Products. AJIL Unbound (2014)

Donald H. Regan

environmental sciencemeasurementmeasure theorymeasurement theorymultiple purposesseal products

United States – Certain Measures Affecting Imports of Poultry From China: The Fascinating Case That Wasn'T. World Trade Review (2012)

DONALD H. REGAN

economy of chinatrade policyeconomicsinternational tradetrade

A Gambling Paradox: Why an Origin-Neutral “Zero-Quota” is Not a Quota Under Gats Article XVI. Journal of World Trade (2007)

Donald H. Regan

gamblingeconomicsworld businessglobalizationinternational tradelaw and economicspublic policytradejournalism

The Meaning of ‘Necessary’ in Gatt Article XX and Gats Article XIV: The Myth of Cost–Benefit Balancing. World Trade Review (2007)

DONALD H. REGAN

cost-benefit balancingtradeeconomicsinternational trade

Regulatory Purpose and “Like Products” in Article III: 4 of the Gatt (With Additional Remarks on Article III: 2). Cambridge University Press eBooks (2006)

Donald H. Regan

regulationeconomicslike productsregulatory purpose

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