Whither Free Trade Agreements? :Proliferation, Evaluation and Multilateralization
Development Perspective Series
No.2
■ Whither Free Trade Agreements? :Proliferation, Evaluation and Multilateralization
■ 426pp
■ Published in 2003
CONTENTS
Title page, Content, etc.
Tables and Figures/Abbreviations
Preface/Contributions
1. Introduction / Jiro Okamoto
Part I. Theoretical and Institutional Perspectives
2. Evaluating the Logics of FTA Formations in International Economics: Economic Rational Consequence of Strategic Interactions / Gen Yamamoto
3. Institutional Motives for Forming FTAs: The Contradiction between the MFN Principle and Reciprocity / Akiko Yanai
4. The International Political Economy of FTA Proliferation:
Testing the Analytical Scope of Neorealism, Neoliberalism and Constructivism / Satoshi Oyane
Part II. The Case Studies
5. The United States’Free Trade Agreements:
From NAFTA to the FTAA / Atsushi Yamada
6. Mexico' s Foreign Trade Policy in the New Millennium:
Achievements and Challenges / Maria-Cristina Rosas
7. The Comprehensiveness of Chilean Free Trade Agreements / Mikiko Kuwayama
8. Japan as a Late-coming FTA Holder: Trade Policy Change for the Asian Orientation? / Tatsushi Ogita
9. Thailand’s FTA Policy: Continuity and Change between the Chuan and Thaksin Goverments / Fumio Nagai
10. Linkage between Malaysia’s FTA Policy and ASEAN Diplomacy / Sanae Suzuki
11. Australia' s FTA Policy: From Defensive Response to Competitive Liberalization? / Jiro Okamoto
12. Diplomacy, Politics and Damage Control in the Negotiation of the New Zealand-Singapore FTA / Stephen Hoadley
Part III. Conclusion
13. Conclusion / Jiro Okamoto
Index