Introduction 1. International trade and the origins of the GATT 2. Australia joins, 1947: national sovereignty versus the benefits of liberal trade 3. Antipodean dissatisfaction: the GATT Review, 1954¿5 4. The balancing act: bilateralism and Australian trade with the UK and Japan 5. Free rider or out rider? The Kennedy and Tokyo Rounds 6. The problem that won't go away: Australia and agricultural trade protectionism 7. Australia's finest hour? The Uruguay Round and the Cairns Group 8. Coercive multilateralism? The Uruguay Round, TRIPS and TRIMS Conclusion.
Introduction 1. International trade and the origins of the GATT 2. Australia joins, 1947: national sovereignty versus the benefits of liberal trade 3. Antipodean dissatisfaction: the GATT Review, 1954¿5 4. The balancing act: bilateralism and Australian trade with the UK and Japan 5. Free rider or out rider? The Kennedy and Tokyo Rounds 6. The problem that won't go away: Australia and agricultural trade protectionism 7. Australia's finest hour? The Uruguay Round and the Cairns Group 8. Coercive multilateralism? The Uruguay Round, TRIPS and TRIMS Conclusion.
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