Trade Cooperation

Andreas Dür, Manfred Elsig

Cambridge University Press, 08.01.2015 - 598 Seiten

1. Introduction: the purpose, design and effects of preferential trade agreements Andreas Dür and Manfred Elsig Part I. Why Do Countries Sign PTAs?: 2. Technology, politics and economic exchanges: historical patterns in international economic agreements Moonhawk Kim 3. The political economy of preferential trade agreements Edward D. Mansfield and Helen V. Milner 4. Weak governments and preferential trade agreements Jean-Louis Arcand, Marcelo Olarreaga and Laura Zoratto 5. Natural trading partners? A public opinion perspective on preferential trade agreements Víctor Umaña, Thomas Bernauer and Gabriele Spilker 6. Regionalisation in search of regionalism: production networks and deep integration commitments in Asia's PTAs Soo Yeon Kim Part II. The Design of PTAs: 7. Imitation and innovation in international governance: the diffusion of trade agreement design Leonardo Baccini, Andreas Dür and Yoram Z. Haftel 8. PTA design, tariffs, and intra-industry trade Mark Manger 9. PTAs and audiovisual services Kerry A. Chase 10. Competition policy and free trade: antitrust provisions in PTAs Anu Bradford and Tim Büthe 11. PTAs and public procurement Stephanie J. Rickard 12. Trade agreements, violent conflict and security Yoram Z. Haftel 13. Dispute settlement provisions in PTAs: new data and new concepts Todd Allee and Manfred Elsig Part III. The Effects of PTAs: 14. Preliminary examination of heterogeneous effects on international trade of economic integration agreements Scott L. Baier, Jeffrey H. Bergstrand and Matthew W. Clance 15. Effects of deep versus shallow trade agreements in general equilibrium Peter Egger and Sergey Nigai 16. Revisiting the trade effects of services agreements Anirudh Shingal 17. Trade agreements as protection from risk Jeffrey Kucik 18. What do we know about preferential trade agreements and temporary trade barriers? Chad P. Bown, Baybars Karacaovali and Patricia Tovar Part IV. PTAs and the Multilateral Trading System: 19. The dialectical relationship of preferential and multilateral trade agreements Thomas Cottier, Charlotte Sieber-Gasser and Gabriela Wermelinger 20. Forget about the WTO: the network of relations between PTAs and 'double PTAs' Joost Pauwelyn and Wolfgang Alschner 21. Plurilateral agreements, variable geometry and the WTO Bernard Hoekman 22. Referring PTA disputes to the WTO dispute settlement system James Flett. Look Inside Index (158 KB) Table of Contents (82 KB) Copyright Information Page (108 KB) Front Matter (209 KB) Marketing Excerpt (376 KB) This title is available for institutional purchase via Cambridge Books Online Cambridge Books Online offers access to academic eBooks from our world-renowned publishing programme. RELATED BOOKS Regional Rules in the Global Trading System Regional Rules in the Global Trading System Preferential Trade Agreements Preferential Trade Agreements A Law and Economics Analysis Trade Blocs Trade Blocs Economics and Politics Regional Rules in the Global Trading System Regional Rules in the Global Trading System Preferential Trade Agreements Preferential Trade Agreements A Law and Economics Analysis Previous Next RELATED JOURNALS World Trade Review World Trade Review The World Trade Review was established at the initiative of the Secretariat of the World Trade Organization (WTO) ... Br.

Inhalt

• the purpose design and effects of preferential: 1
• historical: 25
• The political economy of preferential trade agreements: 56
• Weak governments and preferential trade agreements: 82
• Natural trading partners? A public opinion perspective: 113
• production networks: 134
• The political and economic influences on PTA ratification: 147
• Explaining similarity to the: 184
• Regression results: 212
• Audiovisual goods and services in preferential trade: 218
• Partial commitments for audiovisual services in PTAs: 229
• Trade flows and leverage in audiovisual services commitments: 237
• antitrust provisions: 246
• All good things go together? Format of competition provisions as: 258
• policy: 265
• PTAs and public procurement: 275
• PTAs with procurement rules: 276
• Tender criteria: 284
• Trade agreements violent conflict and security: 295
• Fuzzyset membership scores on four variables: 304
• Levels of consistency and coverage for conflict hegemony: 310
• new data: 319
• PTAs with a dispute settlement provision: 324
• Preliminary examination of heterogeneous effects: 355
• Effects of deep versus shallow trade agreements in general: 374
• 2: 377
• Revisiting the trade effects of services agreements: 392
• Trade agreements as protection from risk: 408
• What do we know about preferential trade agreements: 433
• The dialectical relationship of preferential and multilateral trade: 465
• the network of relations between PTAs: 497
• appearance of the bilateral investment treaty BIT network: 514
• Plurilateral agreements variable geometry and: 533
• Referring PTA disputes to the WTO dispute settlement: 555
• 258: 578
• Index: 580
• 306: 584
• 380: 592

Über den Autor

Andreas Dür is Professor of International Politics at Universität Salzburg. His research interests include trade policy, international institutions and interest group politics.

Manfred Elsig is Associate Professor of International Relations and Deputy Managing Director of the World Trade Institute, Universität Bern, Switzerland. He is also the Director of the National Centre of Competence in Research (NCCR) on Trade Regulation.

Bibliografische Informationen

• Titel: Trade Cooperation
• Herausgeber: Andreas Dür, Manfred Elsig
• Ausgabe: illustriert
• Verlag: Cambridge University Press, 2015
• ISBN: 1107083877, 9781107083875
• Länge: 598 Seiten