Many thanks to Gordon Smith and the other Glom bloggers for inviting me to be a guest blogger for the next two weeks. As Gordon mentioned in his welcome post, we first met at the Rocky Mountain Junior Scholars Forum (RMJSF), which was hosted by BYU Law and organized by Gordon and Tom Lee. What Gordon neglected or was too modest to mention is that the RMJSF was his brainchild and that it was wildly successful.   

I am continuing the work that I presented at the RMJSF and am currently working on a series of articles on Global Corporate Citizenship. My first article in this series is entitled Toward Global Corporate Citizenship: Reframing Foreign Direct Investment Law. It is in the page proof stage at the Michigan State Journal of International Law (invited) and I hope to see it in print in the near future. My second article in this series is entitled Gender and Global Corporate Citizenship: Bridging the Gap Between Foreign Direct Investment and International Human Rights (working title). This article is scheduled to be published in the Women's Rights Law Reporter (invited) later this year. My current work-in-progress is entitled Law and Global Corporate Citizenship: A Research Agenda. I will be writing more about about these articles, specifically, as well as Global Corporate Citizenship, generally, in my posts over the next two weeks.

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