Lexpat’s Team Contributes to Academia and Public Discourse

On September 29, 2022

As the academic year gets underway, we are very proud of Lexpat’s several team members who have taken teaching roles at respected universities to share their expertise with the next generation of professionals. Courses taught last year and this year include: Nikoleta Chalanouli: Universidad Catolica de Murcia International Law: Subjects of International Law The Russian […]

Mitigating Against the Risk of Intellectual Property Theft in China

On July 27, 2022

By Joan Hodge Earlier this month the U.S. and U.K. national law enforcement chiefs came together in their first joint public appearance to address the international business community on the threats concerning intellectual property (IP) theft posed by China. In his remarks, FBI Director Christopher Wray warned of numerous tactics used by Chinese state officials […]

Pearlman on the Olympics and Diplomacy

On August 4, 2021

"We know which country we stand for." Defiant and proud, and quite possibly reasonably so from their point of view, the Russian athletes in Tokyo remind us that the Olympics are about nations, not just the athletes. It provides a reality check to those suggesting a "diplomatic boycott" of the upcoming Beijing Games.

Senate Introduces Strategic Competition Act of 2021

On April 13, 2021

The National Security Institute featured Adam Pearlman's analysis of the bill.

Pearlman on Foreign CT Partnerships in ‘The SCIF’

On March 30, 2021

Pearlman writes on international partnerships, counterterrorism, and national security.

GMU National Security Institute on China’s National Security law for Hong Kong

On June 2, 2020

NSI has included the analysis of Managing Director Adam Pearlman in its “Experts Weigh In” release concerning the new national security law for Hong Kong. Pearlman is a Visiting Fellow at NSI. https://nationalsecurity.gmu.edu/hong-kong-nsl-ewi/

Chalanouli Publishes Analysis of Chinese Lawfare

On February 3, 2020

The Center on Law, Ethics and National Security at Duke University’s School of Law has published an article on China’s “legal operations” that Lexpat’s Nikoleta Chalanouli co-wrote with NATO SHAPE Legal Advisor Andres Munoz Mosquera. Mosquera and Chalanouli examine how China is methodologically leveraging the vocabulary and institutions of international law, human rights, and the […]