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The rise of bilateralism : comparing American, European and Asian approaches to preferential trade agreements

By: Heydon, Kenneth.

Contributor(s): Woolcock, Stephen.

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BookPublisher: Tokyo 2009; United Nations University Press Description: xiv, 318 p.ISBN: 9789280811629.Subject(s): SINGAPORE | JAPAN | ASIA | EUROPE | UNITED STATES | INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY | INVESTMENT POLICY | TARIFF PREFERENCESOnline resources: contents & introduction

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This study is based on work undertaken by the authors on behalf of the Swiss Secretary of State for Economic Affairs (SECO), examines American, European and Asian approaches to preferential trade agreements. The publication is supported by UNU-CRIS.

UNU B33716

This study is based on work undertaken by the authors on behalf of the Swiss Secretary of State for Economic Affairs (SECO), examines American, European and Asian approaches to preferential trade agreements. The publication is supported by UNU-CRIS.

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