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China's 2001 entry into the World Trade Organization (WTO) and the 2016 election of Donald Trump have converged to form an existential threat to the WTO. Can the WTO manage a large economy with China's level of state economic intervention and political authoritarianism? Will the Trump administration's confrontational approach reform or destroy the organization?

This paper argues that the coming revolution of cross-border trade in education has enormous benefits, and governments should resist protectionist demands that will slow progress. The emergence of more opportunities for trade in higher education should not be undermined by protectionist trade barriers. In this regard, international trade law can help to ensure that there is free trade in higher education: Governments should agree now on international rules to liberalize trade in online higher education services in order to prevent protection from rising up even before the online education industry has a chance to start. ; Cato Institute