In this book, derived from a conference organised jointly by the World Bank and CEPR in April 1992, leading international experts assess the renewed attractiveness of regional integration to individual countries, the types of integration that are suitable to various circumstances, the conditions necessary to their success, and the relationship between regionalism and multilateral free trade.
In this book, derived from a conference organised jointly by the World Bank and CEPR in April 1992, leading international experts assess the renewed attractiveness of regional integration to individual countries, the types of integration that are suitable to various circumstances, the conditions necessary to their success, and the relationship between regionalism and multilateral free trade.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Preface Foreword Richard Portes and Lawrence Summers Acknowledgements List of conference participants Part I. Systemic Issues: 1. Introduction Jaime de Melo and Arvind Panagariya 2. Regionalism and multilateralism: an overview Jagdish Bhagwati Discussion Robert Baldwin and Richard Blackhurst 3. Regionalism versus multilateralism: analytical notes Paul Krugman Discussion Ronald Jones and T. N. Srinivasan 4. Multilateral and bilateral trade policies in the world trading system: an historical perspective Douglas A. Irwin Discussion Barry Eichengreen and Mancur Olson 5. Gatt's influence on regional arrangements J. Michael Finger Discussion Jean Baneth and Robert Hudec Part II. Country Issues: 6. The new regionalism: a country perspective Jaime de Melo, Arvind Panagariya and Dani Rodrik Discussion Ronald Findlay and Constantine Michalopoulos 7. The European Community: a case of successful integration? L. Alan Winters Discussion Ravi Kanbur and André Sapir 8. Regional integration in Sub-Saharan Africa: past experience and future prospects Faezeh Foroutan Discussion Christopher Bliss and Ishrat Hussain 9. Latin America's integration and the multilateral trading system Julio Nogués and Rosalinda Quintanilla Discussion Christopher Clague and Jesús Seade 10. Regional integration in Eastern Europe: prospects for integration within the region and with the European Community Josef C. Brada Discussion Alan Gelb and Gábor Oblath 11. Regional trade arrangements in North America: CUSTA and NAFTA John Whalley Discussion Fernando Clavijo and Ulrich Lächler 12. Trading Blocs and East Asia Gary R. Saxonhouse Discussion Hugh Patrick and Vinod Thomas 13. Prospects for regional integration in the Middle East Stanley Fischer Discussion Richard Baldwin and Enzo Grilli Round Table Discussion Richard N. Cooper, W. Max Corden, Rudiger Dornbusch Index.
Preface Foreword Richard Portes and Lawrence Summers Acknowledgements List of conference participants Part I. Systemic Issues: 1. Introduction Jaime de Melo and Arvind Panagariya 2. Regionalism and multilateralism: an overview Jagdish Bhagwati Discussion Robert Baldwin and Richard Blackhurst 3. Regionalism versus multilateralism: analytical notes Paul Krugman Discussion Ronald Jones and T. N. Srinivasan 4. Multilateral and bilateral trade policies in the world trading system: an historical perspective Douglas A. Irwin Discussion Barry Eichengreen and Mancur Olson 5. Gatt's influence on regional arrangements J. Michael Finger Discussion Jean Baneth and Robert Hudec Part II. Country Issues: 6. The new regionalism: a country perspective Jaime de Melo, Arvind Panagariya and Dani Rodrik Discussion Ronald Findlay and Constantine Michalopoulos 7. The European Community: a case of successful integration? L. Alan Winters Discussion Ravi Kanbur and André Sapir 8. Regional integration in Sub-Saharan Africa: past experience and future prospects Faezeh Foroutan Discussion Christopher Bliss and Ishrat Hussain 9. Latin America's integration and the multilateral trading system Julio Nogués and Rosalinda Quintanilla Discussion Christopher Clague and Jesús Seade 10. Regional integration in Eastern Europe: prospects for integration within the region and with the European Community Josef C. Brada Discussion Alan Gelb and Gábor Oblath 11. Regional trade arrangements in North America: CUSTA and NAFTA John Whalley Discussion Fernando Clavijo and Ulrich Lächler 12. Trading Blocs and East Asia Gary R. Saxonhouse Discussion Hugh Patrick and Vinod Thomas 13. Prospects for regional integration in the Middle East Stanley Fischer Discussion Richard Baldwin and Enzo Grilli Round Table Discussion Richard N. Cooper, W. Max Corden, Rudiger Dornbusch Index.
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