US trade agreements entail the wide-ranging liberalization of cultural products and significant constraints on the ability of states' parties to pursue cultural policies as a result. This book explains the strategies and means by which the government of the United States secures its policy preferences on the treatment of cultural products, with key implications for the evolution of the trade and culture debate.
US trade agreements entail the wide-ranging liberalization of cultural products and significant constraints on the ability of states' parties to pursue cultural policies as a result. This book explains the strategies and means by which the government of the United States secures its policy preferences on the treatment of cultural products, with key implications for the evolution of the trade and culture debate.
Foreword by Christian Deblock Introduction Chapter 1: The Trade and Culture Debate Chapter 2: The Treatment of Cultural Products in US Free Trade Agreements Chapter 3: US Free Trade Agreements with Developing Countries Chapter 4: US Free Trade Agreements with Developed Countries Chapter 5: Recent and Ongoing US Trade Negotiations Chapter 6: Conclusion About the Author
Foreword by Christian Deblock Introduction Chapter 1: The Trade and Culture Debate Chapter 2: The Treatment of Cultural Products in US Free Trade Agreements Chapter 3: US Free Trade Agreements with Developing Countries Chapter 4: US Free Trade Agreements with Developed Countries Chapter 5: Recent and Ongoing US Trade Negotiations Chapter 6: Conclusion About the Author
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