Andrew Lugg and Jared Oestman (both Political Science) published their paper “Reciprocity in International Law: Evidence from Investor-State Dispute Settlement” in the World Trade Review, a leading journal in international trade and investment law. Lugg and Oestman use a survey experiment (n = 2,227) on US attitudes towards Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS), one of the most contested tools in international economic law, to show that the public is more supportive when individuals are informed that investors from their country successfully use the system. The findings demonstrate that information about reciprocity can dampen negative views toward international law.