“House of Huawei” is out today in the US and UK! It’s the story of how one of the world’s most controversial high-tech companies was built, set against the backdrop of the political, social and economic transformation of modern China. Here’s my cat Pigeon inspecting it.

New article alert: A deep dive into how plaintiffs' attitudes shape civil settlements when NDAs are involved. A survey of 500 Americans reveals that confidentiality, repeat wrongdoing, and settlement goals (monetary vs. accountability) all play key roles. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

New draft finally out - hopefully not too late for this cycle! "Goods' Nationalities" reexamines how products acquire their designated nationalities, at a time when such designation matters well beyond traditional commerce. Not on SSRN yet but if interested please pm!

Delighted to share that Hidden Power in Global Supply Chains has been awarded the 2025 ComplianceNet Outstanding Junior Scholar Paper for its theoretical contribution to the field of compliance research. Look forward to the conference in May! Temple Law School; Harvard International Law Journal

Sharing my new article, Global Studies in Asian Laws, International Journal of Legal Information. This article examines six decades of the study of Asian laws around the world to construct a global map of the field. cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Trang (Mae) Nguyen, Associate Professor of Law at Temple Law School, will present at the UGA School of Law's spring 2025 International Law Colloquium this Friday, April 4th with a talk entitled: “Goods' Nationalities." (1/3)

UGA School of Law's spring 2025 International Law Colloquium recently hosted Temple Law School's Trang (Mae) Nguyen, who presented her working paper, “Goods’ Nationalities.” Prof Pamela Foohey, Allen Post Professor of Law at Georgia Law, served as Nguyen’s faculty discussant. deanruskintlaw.com/2025/04/11/tem…