Competing for integration : Japan, Europe, Latin America and their stategic partners
Kurt W. Radtke (Editor), Marianne Wiesebron (Editor)
This study demonstrates that the global economy and global policies can only be understood by assigning equal importance to actors from different continents and international institutions.
1 online resource (196 pages)
9780765609625, 9781315498836, 0765609622, 1315498839
1003227844
INTRODUCTION AND OVERVIEW ; EUROPEAN PERSPECTIVES THE WTO, GOVERNMENTS AND GLOBAL BUSINESS: WHO DECIDES THE SHAPE OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE RELATIONS? DEEPENING OF MULTILATERAL INTEGRATION IN THE WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION; THE EU'S NEW STRATEGIES TOWARDS EMERGING; ASIA AND LATIN AMERICA; ASIAN PERSPECTIVES THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF 'EAST ASIAN' COOPERATION: TOWARDS BETTER REGIONAL AND GLOBAL GOVERNANCE; JAPAN AND LATIN AMERICA AN ASSESSMENT OF THE IMPACT OF CHINA'S WTO ACCESSION: A COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE LATIN AMERICAN PERSPECTIVES TRANSFORMATION IN LATIN AMERICA: INTEGRATION, COOPERATION AND REFORMS MERCOSUR/L AT CROSSROADS: DIFFICULTIES IN THE INTEGRATION PROCESS OR NEOLIFFERALISM' S CRISIS? MERCOSUR/L AND LATIN AMERICAN INTEGRATION; WHO IS INTEGRATING WHOM? TRADE IN THE PERENNIAL NORTH-SOUTH CONFLICT