These papers are in PDF format.
By the Center's Director, Charles Irish:
- "Sino-American Relations and the Wisconsin Bar," a presentation for the Fellows Recognition Dinner of the Wisconsin Law Foundation (November 2006)
- "The Maturing of the Economic Relationship between Korea and the U.S.: Implications for Lawyers and Law Students" (May 2006)
- "Misdirected Ire and Lost Opportunities: The False Crisis in Sino-American Relations," co-authored with Attorney Robert W. Irish (April 2005)
- "Removing Impediments to the Mobilization of Local Resources," a paper for a Symposium on the Role of Law in Developement, Nagoya, Japan (October 2004).
- "Politics trumps law and economics in U.S. international trade," (presented in Taiwan, spring 2004)
See other publications on Professor Irish's Law School website.
By the Center's Associate Director, Susan Katcher:
- "The Progression of Change in American Legal Education" (June 2005)
By the Center's Assistant Director, John Ohnesorge:
- "Law
in Political Transitions: Lessons from East Asia and the Road Ahead
for China" (PDF), a written statement of Professor John K. Ohnesorge,
Assistant Director, East Asian Legal Studies Center, to the Congressional-Executive Commission on China Hearing, Washington, D.C., July 26, 2005.
An HTML version of the statement is also available.
See other publications on Professor Ohnesorge's Law School website.