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The 190-page report, titled China’s Belt and Road: Implications for the United States, was written by IIEL Senior Fellow Jennifer Hillman along with David Sacks at the Council on Foreign Relations.
Georgetown Law students take first, second and third place for international trade law note submissions at the 2021 John D. Greenwald Writing Competition.
Through a systematic search of debt information management systems, official registers and gazettes, and repositories of legal acts in 200 countries, the report contains a rare look into 100 loan agreements between Chinese government institutions (and state-owned banks) and 24 low- and middle-income countries.
