
Quarterly Focus: North America enters the second Trump era
Andrew Mizner
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While new leaders in the US and Canada will bring new agendas for regulation and trade, as CDR’s Quarterly Focus finds out, the region’s dispute resolution markets are going through their own periods of flux.
Although today’s inauguration (20 January) marks the official start of his second term, President Trump’s characteristic bluntness has ensured that the US and its neighbours have been on alert for the past two months about the policies he intends to pursue.
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