Trade Law as National Security: IEEPA and Supply Chain Risk
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A Reuters commentary examines how trade law mechanisms, particularly the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA), are increasingly being deployed as national security policy tools rather than traditional economic instruments. This blurs the line between commerce regulation and security strategy, creating uncertainty for supply chain professionals navigating export controls and trade restrictions.
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