Acknowledgements
The project acknowledges the diligent efforts of several undergraduate, masters, and law students for their research and contributions with each country analysis. The research and GSL students are:
2019 Engaged Learning Students
- Veronika Koziel, TA
- Xenia Dvoriantchkova, TA
- Claire Ramirez
- Brittany Garcia
- Chris Miller
- Daniel Kim
- Nicole Estess
- Michelle Zhao
- Paul Kim
- Xavier Eddy
2018 Engaged Learning Students
- Mitch Butler
- Veronika Koziel
- Devon Gilliams
- Lexi McCool
- Olivia Harris
- Nate Cheng
- Samir Jain
2017 Engaged Learning Students
- Allison Considine
- Hunter Moskowitz
- Julissa Andrade
- Clara Chung
- Samir Jain
2016 Engaged Learning Students
- Andy Kim: Final Paper - Vietnam and the Trans-Pacific Partnership: Political History and National Outlook (PDF, 422 KB)
- Honore Johnson: Final Paper - The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) and its Plan for the Enhancement of Trade and Labour Relations; the Right of Workers to Freely Form and Join a Labor Union (PDF, 399 KB)
- Chris Alter
- Kathleen Huffman
- John Roberts
2015 Engaged Learning Students
- Gideon Teitel
- Lowell Jackson
- Nicole Paldmadesso
- Kristen Smith
American Research Assistants
- Corey Harbison, Arizona State University College of Law
- Michelle Huang ILR, Cornell University
- Julia Pascuzzo, Cornell Law
- Daniel O”Brien, ILR, Cornell University
- Yiqing Zhao, Arts and Sciences, Cornell University
- Elizabeth Li, ILR, Cornell University
- Teng Zhang, ILR, Cornell University
- Veronica Koziel, ILR, Cornell University
- Mitch Butler
- Elise Balelo
- Xenia Dvoriantchkova
- Erik Bohler
- Claire Ramirez
International Research Assistants
- Ha Nguyen, University of Minnesota College of Business (Vietnam)
- Anh Tran, Michigan State University, Humphreys Scholar (Vietnam)
- Wei Wang, USC Annenberg School for Communications and Journalism (China)
- Ruting Chen, Brooklym Law School
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