Law Offices of Bart S. Fisher - Articles & Publications

Dr. Fisher's publications include the following books:

India Wakes: Post Coronavirus New World Order, co-author with Arun Tiwari (Sakal Media Pvt. Ltd., 2020), which describes the post-coronavirus world order.

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India wakes in a world that is emerging from the Covid-19 pandemic.The authors demonstrate how this disaster has accelerated trends already under way, including de-globalization, the rise of populist authoritarian leaders, and intensifying rivalry between China and the United States. They argue that India should take advantage of the opportunity that U.S. decoupling from China will provide, including supply chain movement away from China and into India. This sweeping, clearly written, and riveting magisterial study of India’s role in the new world order is a must-read for students of the relationship between India, China, and the United States.
- Richard W. Rahn, Ph.D., honorary Doctor of Laws, American economist, columnist, and entrepreneur. Current Chairman of Improbable Success Productions and the Institute for Global Economic Growth.

The world into which India wakes is a nightmare decimated by a global recession, caused by the coronavirus pandemic originating in China and engulfing most of the world. Was the coronavirus a Black Swan event turned into an opportunity by China to dominate the world? Would the trust deficit heightened by China’s ambushing Indian soldiers become a snowball or fade away? Has the US$ 5 trillion Indian economy dream become a mirage already? What all would fall into the fault lines of socio-economic inequality?

Will there be a new Cold War between the United States and China, and if there is one, how can India avoid becoming collateral damage? Is it possible that the United States, India, and China build a new world order based on mutual needs and interests, or is a hegemon power already on the prowl? Anchored in hope, rather than adding to anxiety, and seeing present times as a teachable moment of human history, the book recalls the past and contextualizes it for the next politico-economic shift that is currently unfolding in the world. Every nation must find its bearing and position itself in the matrix of a de-globalized world.

Historians may conclude that 2020 marked the end of the post-World War II era. This majestic work analyzes the post coronavirus world order and India’s role in it. Will India pursue a regional strategy that can contain a resurgent China? What are the regional and global implications of India’s turn to greater nationalism under the BJP? Has the United States lost its place as the indispensable superpower? What new trade alliances and trade patterns may arise? These issues and more are addressed by authors, who possess extraordinary credentials as students of these troubled times. I recommend this book highly, the first major study to consider the fate of the triad—India, China, and the United States—in the post coronavirus new world order.
- Stuart S. Malawer, J.D., Ph.D., Distinguished Service Professor of Law and International Trade at George Mason University. Delegate on various Virginia gubernatorial trade delegations to India.

The International Coffee Agreement: A Study in Coffee Diplomacy (Praeger, 1972);
Regulating the Multinational Enterprise: National and International Challenges, ed., with Jeff Turner (Praeger, 1985);
Barter in the World Economy, ed.,with Kathleen M. Harte (Praeger, 1985); and
International Trade and Investment: Regulating International Business, co-author with John Barton (Little, Brown & Company), 1986), which has been used as the standard casebook on international trade and investment in many law schools in the United States.

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Dr. Fisher was also written numerous articles published in business and law journals, and newspapers, including:

"Needed: A COVID-19 Immune Registry For All Of America" Issues & Insights, August 27, 2020
"Who Should Be Sanctioned in Guyana?" Guyana Chronicle, July 7, 2020
"Guyana elections battle matters to the US," Washington Examiner, June 19, 2020
"Needed: A National Immune Registry for America" - US News & World Report, April 22, 2020
"Decoupling from China" - CourtBouillon, June 24, 2019
"Containing China" - Cayman Financial Review, First Quarter 2019
"The Original Sin" - Cayman Financial Review, Third Quarter 2018
"Kowtowing to China" - Cayman Financial Review, First Quarter 2018
Bart S. Fisher Column: "The Border Adjustment Tax Would Unleash World Trade Disorder," Riichmond Times-Dispatch, April 1, 2017.
"Congress Shouldn't Follow Trump Down An Historical Rat Hole," Real Clear Markets, March 9, 2017.
"The Trade Agenda for the Trump Administration," Cayman Financial Review, First Quarter 2017
"Protection Against Unfair Foreign Competition: Section 337 of the Tariff Act of 1930,” 13 Virginia Journal of International Law (Winter 1971)
"Enforcing Export Quota Commodity Agreements: The Case of Coffee,” 12 Harvard International Law Journal (Summer 1971)
"The Multinationals and the Crisis in United States Trade and Investment Policy,” 53 Boston University Law Review (March, 1973)
'"The Antidumping Law of the United States: An Economic and Legal Analysis,” 5 Law and Policy in International Business (November, 1973)
"United States Safety Standards as Non-tariff Trade Barriers,” 4 The Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies Review (1975)
"The Multinationals at Bay: The Foreign Tax Provisions of the Tax Reform Act of 1975,” George Washington Journal of International Law and Economics (April, 1976)
"U.S. Commodity Policy: What Response to Third World Inititatives?" , Law and Policy in International Business (1977)
"Dumping: Confronting the Paradox of Internal Weakness and External Challenge,” University of Michigan Yearbook of International Legal Studies (July, 1979)
"Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974: Protection for U.S. Exporters of Goods, Services and Capital,” Law and Policy in International Business (1982)
"The Enforcement by Private Citizens of United States Rights Under International Trade Agreements,” Current Legal Aspects of Trade Law (American Bar Association, 1983)
"Making the World Trade Agenda Work: An Agenda for GATT,” The Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies Review (1986)
"Trade Preferences for Developing Countries,” in Law & Practice of United States Regulation of International Trade, ed., Charles R. Johnston (1989)
"Lobbying for U.S. Interests Abroad,” The Virginia Lawyer (July, 1994)
"Let China in the WTO,” The Washington Post, April 5, 1999
"VP Leads Team Effort,” News USA syndicated column, 2000
"Regulating International Electronic Commerce,” Proceedings of the Annual Meeting and Conference of the American Association of Law Libraries (July 19, 2000)
"Funding International e-Learning Projects,” Ed at a Distance (June, 2001)
"Commentary on Homeland Defense—Controlling the Border of Terror Revisited,” The Transnational Lawyer (2004)
"Investing in Iraq: Legal and Political Aspects,” The Transnational Lawyer (2004)
"Cuba: Seize the Moment to Normalize Relations, End the U.S. Trade Embargo," BNA International Trade Reporter, July 7, 2011

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