Governing Global Trade
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Author_Theodore H. Cohn
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comparative trade institutions study
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GATT Director General
GATT Kennedy Round
GATT Ministerial
GATT Negotiation
GATT Round
GATT Tokyo Round
GATT Uruguay Round
global economic governance
Global Trade Regime
Global Trade Regime Pyramid
Green Room Sessions
international political economy
liberal institutionalism
MAI Negotiation
Main Global Trade Organisation
Market Access Agreement
Montreal Mid-term Review
multilateral negotiations
North South Coalitions
OECD Ministerial
pyramid
Quad Members
Quad Ministers
realist theory
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Seattle WTO Ministerial
Singapore WTO Ministerial
trade policy analysis
Uruguay Round
WTO Ministerial
WTO Round
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- ISBN 9781138257504
- Weight: 630g
- Dimensions: 153 x 219mm
- Publication Date: 30 Apr 2017
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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Cohn's topic of global trade is of enormous and proliferating interest. He provides a good background from 1945 to the present and on core contemporary themes such as civil society participation and the domesticisation of the trade agenda. Whilst there is a wealth of literature on policy-oriented aspects such as negotiating rounds, there are few that provide the careful, comprehensive historical overview that this work offers and none that do so with reference to international institutions such as the G7, Quad, OECD, and UNCTAD as well as the WTO in global trade governance. This seminal work has been awarded the British Columbia Political Science Association Weller Prize for 2003. Cohn's political science background will appeal directly to a university audience and a broader public policy market. It is also suitable for those interested in trade in the cognates of economics and law. This work's theoretical framework embraces and synthesises the major approaches in the field of international relations and will be appropriate for the dominant schools of realists and liberal institutionalists alike. It could therefore be apt for courses on international relations theory or international political economy taught in a theoretical mode. This book reinforces and broadens the focus of all previous works in The G8 and Global Governance series.
Professor Theodore H. Cohn, Department of Political Science, Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, B.C., Canada
