The Question of the Q's: What Cue Should Quebec Send to Qatar?

Sylvia Ostry

No 4383, IDB Publications (Working Papers) from Inter-American Development Bank

Abstract: What I will try to cover in this memo is first a brief summary of what I call the regional domino policy of the U.S. to provide the background to the origins of the FTAA. I will then review the main features of the transformed political economy of the global trading system in the WTO, including the wide North-South divide and the rise to prominence of new transnational players, the NGO's, and their emerging global and regional strategies. The final portion will explore some policy options for positive regional-multilateral linkages - a new domino policy.

Keywords: Trade Negotiations and Agreements Negociaciones y Acuerdos de Comercio; Negociaciones y Acuerdos de Comercio Trade Negotiations and Agreements (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2001-05
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