Title

  • A Match Made in Heaven or a Pair of Star-Crossed Lovers: Assessing Dormant-Foreign-Commerce-Clause Limitations on the Wisconsin-China Relationship

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Date

  • 2009

Volume

  • 2009

Issue

  • 3

Bibliographic Citation

  • 2009 Wis. L. Rev. 733 (2009)

Abstract

  • The dormant Commerce Clause has wavered and vexed scholars for
    two centuries. Now, two developments in Wisconsin-a special economic
    zone and a bilateral trading relationship with China-are forcing a
    reexamination of this longstanding constitutional conundrum. The new
    Wisconsin-China relationship is both a constitutional and advantageous
    development. It is a partnership that fosters flexibility in a highly
    competitive economic era. This growing role of state governments in
    foreign commerce is notably transforming the global economic landscape
    and demanding a reconsideration of settled notions of federalism.

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