Globalization in Latin America : the law, politics, and economics of preferential trade agreements /
Globalization in Latin America : the law, politics, and economics of preferential trade agreements /
edited by Manfred Elsig, Rodrigo Polanco, Andrew Lugg.
- 1 online resource (xxi, 323 pages) : digital, PDF file(s).
Title from publisher's bibliographic system (viewed on 09 Jun 2025). Open Access
The approach of Latin American countries to preferential trade agreements (PTAs) is a fascinating topic. There is a rich history of policymakers using PTAs to pursue different economic and political models of integration. What really stands out is the diversity of approaches and attitudes to the use of PTAs. While some countries have been rule-makers and have made innovative attempts to introduce new issues, others have been reluctant to use PTAs. In response to the growing interest in and politicisation of PTAs in the wider public - including renewed consideration of 'with whom to trade' - this book brings together scholars from inside and outside Latin America to address the past, present, and future challenges associated with PTAs. The contributions, from a variety of disciplinary backgrounds, offer new insights into issues related to the design, diffusion, and impact of PTAs. This title is also available as open access on Cambridge Core.
9781009568067 (ebook)
Trade regulation--Latin America.
Trade regulation--Economic aspects--Latin America.
Trade regulation--Political aspects--Latin America.
Globalization--Latin America.
Latin America--Commercial treaties.
Latin America--Commercial policy.
KG752 / .G56 2025
382/.9098
Title from publisher's bibliographic system (viewed on 09 Jun 2025). Open Access
The approach of Latin American countries to preferential trade agreements (PTAs) is a fascinating topic. There is a rich history of policymakers using PTAs to pursue different economic and political models of integration. What really stands out is the diversity of approaches and attitudes to the use of PTAs. While some countries have been rule-makers and have made innovative attempts to introduce new issues, others have been reluctant to use PTAs. In response to the growing interest in and politicisation of PTAs in the wider public - including renewed consideration of 'with whom to trade' - this book brings together scholars from inside and outside Latin America to address the past, present, and future challenges associated with PTAs. The contributions, from a variety of disciplinary backgrounds, offer new insights into issues related to the design, diffusion, and impact of PTAs. This title is also available as open access on Cambridge Core.
9781009568067 (ebook)
Trade regulation--Latin America.
Trade regulation--Economic aspects--Latin America.
Trade regulation--Political aspects--Latin America.
Globalization--Latin America.
Latin America--Commercial treaties.
Latin America--Commercial policy.
KG752 / .G56 2025
382/.9098