Free trade in the western hemisphere
By: special editor, Sidney Weintraub
Series: Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science -- v. 526 (March 1993)
Publisher: Sage
Published: 1993
Place of publication: Newbury Park, CA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 243
Subjects: Free trade; Protectionism; United States -- Commercial policy
Notes: Contains bibliographical notes and references
Table of contents: title: Western hemisphere free trade: probability or pipe dream? / Sidney Weintraub; title: Economic relationships and the early debate over free trade / John D. Martz; title: A New Latin American and Caribbean nationalism / Isaac Cohen; title: Profiles in transition in Latin American and the Caribbean / M. Delal Baer; title: Free trade experience in Latin America and the Caribbean / Victor L. Urquidi; title: The Strategic imnpact of hemispheric free trade / Norman A. Bailey and William Perry; title: A Free trade area with Mexico: will U.S. workers lose? / Alan L. Madian; title: Continental economic integration: modeling the impact on labor / James Stanford; title: Gains for the United States from hemispheric free trade / Paul H. Boeker; title: Western hemisphere free trade: Why should Latin America be interested? / Peter Hakim; title: Hemispheric economic integration? Some reflections / Jospeh Grunwald; title: Technology, development, and hemispheric free trade / Chandler Stolp; title: The compatibility of regional economic blocs and the GATT / Ernest H. Preeg; title: Dispute settlement in a North American Free Trade Agreement / Joseph A. Greenwald; title: Institutinal arrangements for hemispheric free trade / G. Pope Atkins