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IBA Global Insight - June/July 2017

June/July 2017

The content of IBA Global Insight magazine is written by independent journalists and does not represent the views of the International Bar Association.

Features

Regulars

LEGAL AND BUSINESS NEWS

HUMAN RIGHTS NEWS

Comment and analysis

USA: American Presidency – The conundrum of Justice Gorsuch’s Supreme Court appointment

After his first 100 days in office, President Trump understands he can’t simply govern by executive order. Experts expect deregulation to be the Administration’s next major focus, but Justice Gorsuch’s appointment to the Supreme Court raises intriguing questions.

Global: Three rules of law

How should lawyers behave when legality breaks down? From Turkey, Pakistan and Russia to the UK and the US, here, presented by the IBA’s inaugural Journalism Fellow, are three rules for those in troubled – and more comfortable – places.

Middle East: Egypt’s IMF programme draws ire of the poor and hungry

A radical economic change programme inspired by the International Monetary Fund in Egypt – North Africa and the Middle East’s most populated nation – is showing early signs of backfiring.

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