<p>In the episode, we speak with Samuel Ide, a Director in the China Practice at the Albright Stonebridge Group. We discuss how China's recent Hong Kong legislation and relations with the United States impact businesses practicing in Asia and how COVID-19 has changed approaches to international affairs.</p>

In the episode, we speak with Samuel Ide, a Director in the China Practice at the Albright Stonebridge Group. We discuss how China's recent Hong Kong legislation and relations with the United States impact businesses practicing in Asia and how COVID-19 has changed approaches to international affairs.

Episode 02: China, Hong Kong, and U.S International Relations with Samuel Ide

Northwestern Undergraduate Law Journal (NULJ) provides a platform for the submission and discussion of law-related topics for students at Northwestern University. As we are no longer on campus, NULJ members were looking for virtual ways to continue to engage with our readers across the country. In this podcast, we discuss the legal ramifications and constitutional dilemmas surrounding the coronavirus pandemic and summer current events.

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Episode 02: China, Hong Kong, and U.S International Relations with Samuel Ide

Episode 02: China, Hong Kong, and U.S International Relations with Samuel Ide