Chapter
LIST OF TABLES, FIGURES AND BOXES
Chapter 1 INTRODUCING THE CLASH OF GLOBALIZATIONS
Varieties of Globalization and the Trade Regime
More than Market Power at the WTO
The Paradoxical Rise of Regionalism
Chapter 2 LOSING CONTROL: POLICY SPACE TO REGULATE CROSS-BORDER FINANCIAL FLOWS
Capital Account Liberalization and Capital Controls: Theory and Evidence
Policy Space for Capital Controls at the WTO
Capital account liberalization, capital controls and GATS
Capital controls and current transactions
The Balance of Payments Committee
Capital Controls in US Trade and Investment Treaties
Investment provisions in US BITs and FTAs
Capital controls and US BITs and FTAs
Illustrative discussion of capital controls and violations of US investment rules
US Investment Provisions versus Others by Major Capital Exporters
BITs and FTAs for other major capital exporters
Summary and Recommendations for Policy
Chapter 3 THE NEW VULTURE CULTURE:
SOVEREIGN DEBT RESTRUCTURING AND INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT RULES
Should Investment Treaties Govern Sovereign Debt Restructuring?
Debt, Development and Financial Crises
Sovereign Debt Restructuring and International Investment Agreements
Fair and equitable treatment
Annexes on sovereign debt restructuring in US IIAs
Limits of the US approach
Chapter 4 WHITHER THE DEVELOPMENTAL STATE? INDUSTRIAL POLICY AND DEVELOPMENT SOVEREIGNTY
Trade theory and the long run
Getting the political economy right
Testing for Policy Space in the WTO and Beyond
Bilateral agreements in the multilateral system
North–South models and South–South responses
“Non-tariff barriers” in services: Quota equivalents for services trade
Duties and rights of establishment
Human capital development
Services commitments and South–South complacence
Performance requirements for foreign direct investment
Capital controls and transfer restrictions
Investor-state arbitration
South–South investment liberalization and protection
International intellectual property protection
Patent restriction by industry, origin or duration
Limited plant and animal protection
Information disclosure and “Bolar” provisions
South–South responses and the US model
Chapter 5 UNDERSTANDING DEVELOPING COUNTRY RESISTANCE TO THE DOHA ROUND
A WTO Round Centered on Development
Shrinking Agendas: Cancun, Stage for Another Grand Bargain?
Hong Kong and beyond: Shrinking gains and real costs
Subsidies and Countervailing Measures (SCM)
What Happened in Geneva, July 2008?
Chapter 6 TRADING AWAY THE LADDER? TRADE POLITICS AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN THE AMERICAS
Trade Politics and the Development Process
Macro Impacts of FTAs in the Americas: Stability and Growth
The Microeconomic Costs of FTAs with the US:
Endogenous Productive Capacity
The Political Economy of Trade Agreements in the Americas
Hubs and spokes: The rat race for access to the US market
Market power, political power
Dynamic comparative advantage and the collective action problem
Chapter 7 PUTTING DEVELOPMENT FIRST: TRADE POLICY FOR THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY
Four Challenges for the Multilateral Trade Regime
1) Shrinking gains and rising costs of liberalization
3) Food and climate crises
4) Instability of the global monetary system
Toward a More Responsive Multilateral Trade Regime
The Clash of Globalizations
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