Dah-Wei Yih

Dah-Wei (David) Yih is a doctoral researcher in law at the University of Virginia, where his research focuses on the intersection of national security law, administrative law, and international economic law. He has written extensively on national security screening of corporate transactions, separation of powers in the national security state, the use of trade agreements in pursuit of non-economic objectives, and the rise of economic statecraft and its implications for international order. He holds master’s degrees in law from the University of Virginia and National Chengchi University, where his work received best paper awards from Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan and the Taiwan Law Society.