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Bashar H. Malkawi

Bashar H. Malkawi

Bashar H. Malkawi is Dean and Professor of Law at College of Law, University of Sharjah UAE. I hold LLM in International Trade Law from University of Arizona and SJD from American University, Washington College of Law. Bashar Malkawi academic career has traversed both business and law schools, teaching a variety of law courses in Jordan, UAE, Italy, and United

Experience:

College of Law, University of Sharjah, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, Professor of Law (2015-present)
Associate Professor of Law (2010-2015)
Faculty of Economics and Administrative Science (Accounting and Commercial Law Program), The Hashemite University, Zarqa, Jordan, Associate Professor of Law (2005-2009)
Visiting Fellow, International University College of Turin, Turin, Italy (Summer 2010, Summer 2009)

Memberships:
  • Member, Law and Development Institute, United States (2018-present).
  • Research Associate, Economic Research Forum (ERF), Egypt based – Think Tank focusing on research and policy debate in the Middle East region (2016-2021).
  • Member, Society of International Economic Law, United States (2013-present).
  • Member, International Association for the Advancement of Teaching and Research in Intellectual Property, Switzerland (2018-present).
  • Member, London Court of International Arbitration's Young International Arbitration Group (YIAG), United Kingdom (2010-present).
  • Member, The Business History Conference, United States (2018-present).
  • Fellow, The Tim Fischer Centre for Global Trade and Finance, Bond University, Australia (2014-2016).
  • Associate Member, American Bar Association (ABA) (2005-present).
Publications
  • Jordan Imports and Tariff Regimes: A Revisit, 16 Global Trade and Customs Journal (2019). (The Netherlands).
  • Digitalization of Trade in Free Trade Agreements with Reference to the WTO the USMCA: A Closer Look, 5 China and WTO Review 149-166 (2019). (South Korea).
  • Chinese SOE Investment: An Economic Statecraft, 2 American University Forum on National Security Law (forthcoming 2019, lead article). (United States).
  • Export Control Regulations in the United Arab Emirates: Comparative Analysis with the United Kingdom, 3 International Journal of Finance, Economics and Trade 48-57 (2019).
  • The Design and Operation of Rules of Origin in Greater Arab Free Trade Area: Challenges of Implementation and Reform, 53 Journal of World Trade 243-272 (2019). (The Netherlands). (joint with Mohammad El-Shafie).
  • Reflection on Exclusivity of Commercial Agency in Jordan, 3 Middle East Review- American Bar Association (forthcoming 2019). (United States).
  • The Contents and Features of Dispute Settlement under US-Jordan FTA: An Appraisal, 15 Manchester Journal of International Economic Law 167-189 (2018). (United Kingdom).
  • Parliamentary Participation in the Making and Operation of International Economic Agreements: The Case of Jordan, 2 Middle East Review- American Bar Association 12-19 (2018). (United States).
  • The Intersection of Free Trade Zones and the World Trade Organization Law, Journal of Law and Economics, Cairo University (forthcoming 2018). (Egypt).
  • Reflections on Exclusivity and Termination of Commercial Agency in Jordan: The Intertwining of Domestic Regulation and International Trade Law, 19 Estey Journal of International Law and Trade Policy 98-116 (2018). (Canada).
  • The Burden and Order of Proof in WTO Claims: Evolving Issues, 59 International Journal of Law and Management 1220 -1235 (2017). (United Kingdom). (joint with Zeina Ahmad).
  • The Regulations for Reviving Companies Facing Financial Difficulties in UAE Laws, 40 Journal of Law 71-131 (2016). (Kuwait) [in Arabic].
  • Trade Defense Actions in Arab Countries Free Trade Agreements with the U.S: The Case of Safeguards, 17 Estey Journal of International Law and Trade Policy 16-40 (2016). (Canada).
  • Contradictory Terms in Checks: Formalism and Practice, 15 Journal of International Business Law 31-36 (2016). (United Kingdom).
  • Notification of the GCC to the WTO as a Customs Union: The Whys and Hows, 10 Global Trade and Customs Journal 189-192 (2015). (The Netherlands). *
  • A Primer on Financing Trade in Islamic Law: Definitions, Sources, and Instruments, 30 Journal of International Banking Law and Regulation 114-121 (2015). (United Kingdom). *
  • Shari’ah Board in the Governance Structure of Islamic Financial Institutions, 61 American Journal of Comparative Law 539-577 (2013).
  • The Feasibility of Alternative Dispute Resolution to Resolve Intellectual Property Disputes in Jordan, 8 Journal of Intellectual Property Law & Practice 146-153 (2013). (United Kingdom). *
  • Intellectual Property Protection from a Sharia Perspective, 16 Southern Cross University Law Review 109-143 (2013). (Australia). *
  • A Long "TRIP" Home: How the Berne Convention, TRIPS Agreement, and Other Instruments Complement the International Copyright System, 35 European Intellectual Property Review 93-107 (2013). (United Kingdom). *
  • Arab Countries' (Under) Participation in the WTO Dispute Settlement Mechanism, 14 Flinders Law Journal 1-35 (2012). (Australia). *
  • A Critical Look at Trade Secrets Protection in Jordan, 15 Intellectual Property Quarterly 123-133 (2012). (United Kingdom). *
  • Trade in Oil and Export Restrictions: Taking the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries to the WTO Court, 14 European Journal of Law Reform 17-43 (2012). (The Netherlands). *
  • Sustainable Agriculture within WTO Law and Arab Countries, 17 International Trade Law & Regulation 1-9 (2011). (United Kingdom).
  • Balancing Open Investment with National Security: Review of U.S. and UAE Laws with DP World as a Case Study, 13 The University of Notre Dame Australia Law Review 153-191 (2011). (Australia). *
  • Rules of Origin under U.S. Trade Agreements with Arab Countries: Are they Helping and Hindering Free Trade? 10 Journal of International Trade Law and Policy 29-48 (2011). (United Kingdom). *
  • The Effect of Oil Price on United Arab Emirates Goods Trade Deficit with the United States, 18 Energy Studies Review 42-63 (2011). (Canada). (joint with Osama D. Sweidan). *
  • Legal Architecture and Design for Gulf Cooperation Council Economic Integration, 36 Journal for Juridical Science 58-96 (2011). (South Africa). *
  • The Jordanian Intellectual Property Regime: Triangle of Copyright, Trademark, and Patent, 7 Macquarie Journal of Business Law 237-261 (2010). (Australia).
  • Come and Go? How Temporary Visa Works under U.S. Bilateral Trade Agreements with Arab countries, 24 Journal of Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Law 145-158 (2010). (United Kingdom). *
  • The Liberty of Participation in Online Alternative Dispute Resolution Schemes, 11 SMU Science & Technology Law Review 119-132 (2010). (United States).
  • Jordan Accession to the WTO: Retrospective and Prospective, 11 Estey Journal of International Law and Trade Policy 12-45 (2010). (Canada). 33) Palestinian Economic (under)Development: The Hurdles, 13 The International Journal of Human Rights 530-543 (2009). (United Kingdom). *
  • U.S. Trade Relations with Arab Countries: Past, Present, and Future, 9 Global Jurist 1-54 (2009). (Germany). *
  • Commercial Books in Arab Countries: Where from and Where to? 11 European Journal of Law Reform 51 (2009). (The Netherlands). *
  • The Information Age and Privacy Protection in Jordan, 13 Computer and Telecommunications Law Review 186-192 (2009). (United Kingdom).
  • Building a Corporate Governance System in Jordan: A Critique of the Current Framework, 52 Journal of Business Law 488-507 (2008). (United Kingdom). *
  • Internet Characteristics and Online Alternative Dispute Resolution, 13 Harvard Negotiation Law Review 327-348 (2008). (United States). (joint with Haitham A. Haloush).
  • The Anti-Money Laundering Framework in Jordan: New Laws and Regulations, 125 Banking Law Journal 337-364 (2008). (United States).

Background and Education +

Doctorate of Juridical Science (Scientiea Juridicae Doctor, S.J.D), American University, Washington College of Law, Washington, D.C, August 2005.
Dissertation: Jordan and the World Trading System: A Case Study for
Arab Countries

Dissertation committee: Professors Padideh Ala\'i (supervisor), David A.
Gantz, Christine Farely, Jerome Levinson, Mohammad Mattar

Honors: Dean\'s Fellowship, 2004-2005.
Research Assistantship, Subject area: Third World Approaches to
International Law (2005).

Master of Laws (LL.M) in International Trade Law, The University of Arizona, College of Law, Tucson, Arizona, May 2001.

Thesis: The Appointment and Challenge of Arbitrators before an
International Commercial Arbitration Tribunal
Supervisor: Professor David A. Gantz

Honors: James E. Rogers LL.M Fellowship, 2000-2001.
Top 5% of participating post-graduate students.

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