Economic Diplomacy:Essays and Reflections by Singapore's Negotiators
Edited by C L Lim and
Margaret Liang
in World Scientific Books from World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd.
Abstract:
Singapore, a small Southeast Asian country with limited resources, transformed itself from a trading post to a successful, cosmopolitan nation with one of the most impressive growth rates in the world. Less well known, however, has been its role in regional and global trade negotiations. This book is a collection of sixteen essays written by a group of diplomats, policy-makers, and professors who became involved in international economic affairs, notably in GATT/WTO, regional and bilateral free trade negotiations. Here, they reveal their thoughts about the world economy and trading system, reflect on their experiences, and explain how they promoted national interests while advancing the global trade agenda. This book will appeal not only to professional diplomats, but to anyone interested in how international economic diplomacy works and Singapore's role and perspective as an open trading nation.
Keywords: Economic Diplomacy; International Trade; Trade Negotiations (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2010
ISBN: 9789814324632
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Chapters in this book:
- Ch 1 SINGAPORE'S ECONOMIC DIPLOMACY: AN INTRODUCTION , pp 1-18

- Barry Desker, Margaret Liang, C. L. Lim and See Chak Mun
- Ch 2 THE WTO INSTITUTIONAL REFORMS: ISSUES AND PROSPECTS , pp 23-39

- See Chak Mun
- Ch 3 INFORMAL CAUCUSES WITHIN THE WTO: SINGAPORE IN THE “INVISIBLES GROUP” , pp 41-57

- Barry Desker
- Ch 4 ANTI-DUMPING NEGOTIATIONS IN THE URUGUAY ROUND: REFLECTIONS OF A SINGAPORE NEGOTIATOR , pp 59-78

- Margaret Liang
- Ch 5 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS IN THE URUGUAY ROUND , pp 79-89

- S. Tiwari
- Ch 6 A NEW APPROACH TO TRADE NEGOTIATIONS? , pp 91-101

- Vanu Gopala Menon
- Ch 7 DOMESTIC REGULATIONS IN SERVICES: A CHAIRMAN'S PERSPECTIVE , pp 103-122

- Peter Govindasamy
- Ch 8 FUTURE TRENDS IN INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND IMPACT ON TRADE AND DEVELOPMENT , pp 123-138

- Geoffrey Yu
- Ch 9 MY EXPERIENCES WITH THE WTO DISPUTE SETTLEMENT SYSTEM , pp 141-155

- Tommy Koh
- Ch 10 THE WTO MINISTERIAL CONFERENCE IN SINGAPORE , pp 157-163

- K. Kesavapany
- Ch 11 AN INTUITIVE GUIDE TO THE SERVICES CHAPTER OF THE UNITED STATES-SINGAPORE FREE TRADE AGREEMENT , pp 169-184

- Ye Kung Ong
- Ch 12 SOME LESSONS FROM PAST FTA DISPUTES , pp 185-208

- C. L. Lim
- Ch 13 ASEAN'S JOURNEY TOWARDS FREE TRADE , pp 209-243

- David Soon Siong Chin
- Ch 14 THE ROAD TO FREE TRADE AGREEMENTS , pp 245-255

- Bee Kim Ng and Naing Oo Minn
- Ch 15 MULTILATERAL OR REGIONAL — WTO “AND/OR” FTAs? AN ACADEMIC'S VIEW OF THE TRENCHES , pp 257-270

- Michael Ewing-Chow
- Ch 16 THE CHINA-SINGAPORE FREE TRADE AGREEMENT , pp 273-280

- Bee Kim Ng
- Ch 17 THE JAPAN-SINGAPORE FREE TRADE AGREEMENT , pp 281-291

- Kin Keong Pang
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