| Descript |
xvii, 280 p. : ill. |
| Note |
Proceedings of the Free Trade @ 10 Conference held in Montreal in June 1999. |
| Contents |
Machine generated contents note: PART ONE THlE CONTEXT -- The Road to Free Trade / 3 -- MICHAEL HART -- Interviews with Brian Mulroney andJohn Turner / 35 -- WILLIAM WATSON -- Leap of Faith / 48 -- DONALD S. MACDONALD -- A Signal Moment / 55 -- JAMES A. BAKER III -- Where There's the Will/ 61 -- DEREK H. BURNEY -- PART TWO THE MAKING OF THE DEAL -- The Negotiation and Approval of the FTA / 73 -- L. IAN MACDONALD, CLAYTON YEUTTER, -- SIMON REISMAN, PETER MCPHERSON, JOHN C. CROSBIE, WILLIAM MERKIN, CHARLES E. ROH, JEAN ANDERSON, WILLIAM DYMOND, STANLEY H. HARTT -- PART THREE, THE RECORD -- The Canada - U.S. FTA: Real Results versus Unreal Expectations / 99 -- RICHARD G. LIPSEY -- From Leaps of Faith to Lapses of Logic / 107 -- ANDREW N. JACKSON -- Free Trade in North America: Some Observations / 118 -- PAUL WONNACOTT -- NAFTA and the Manufacturing Industry in Mexico: -- A Preliminary Balance / 122 -- FERNANDO CLAVIJO -- PART FOUR SECTORAL PERSPECTIVES: -- RESULTS AND OPPORTUNITIES -- Sectoral Results and Opportunities: An Introduction / 135 -- FRANCIS FOX -- A Matter of National Interest / 137 -- LAURENT BEAUDOIN -- A New Mindset / 139 -- L. JACQUES MÉNARD -- A Sea Change / 142 -- CHARLES SIROIS -- A New Frontier of Trade Policy / 144 -- LYNTON R. WILSON -- The Case of the Softwood Lumbet Industry / 147 -- BOB RAE -- A Reality Check / 151 -- JIM STANFORD -- PART FIVE FREE TRADE AND SOCIAL POLICY -- Globalization and the Social Dimension / 159 -- GERALD LAROSE -- Economic Arguments versus Ideological Ones /-166 -- GUY STANLEY -- PART SIX FREE TRADE AND DISPUTE -- SETTLEMENT -- FTA and NAFTA Dispute Settlement in Canadian Trade -- Policy / 171 -- JONATHAN T. FRIED -- Dispute Settlement: A Practitioner's Perspective / 175 -- SIMON V. POTTER -- Mexico and Dispute Settlement / 182 -- M.H. YVONNE STINSON -- PART SEVEN THE NAFTA: FROM CANADA TO MEXICO -- From Canada to Mexico: "A Common Future" / 191 -- GEORGE BUSH -- The Most Comprehensive Agreement Ever / 197 -- CARLA A. HILLS -- NAFTA and the Mexican Economy / 200 -- JAIME SERRA PUCHE -- Free Trade: Then and Now / 207 -- MICHAEL H. WILSON -- PART EIGHT NAFTA AND THE ENVIRONMENT -- Five Windows for the Future of NAFTA 'S Environment -- Commission / 213 -- PIERRE MARC JOHNSON -- NAFTA and the Environment: Five Years After / 222 -- VICTOR LICHTINGER -- NAFTA and the Environment: A Review of the Basic -- Issues / 226 -- DAVID K. SCIIORR -- Challenges for the Environment and NAFTA / 237 -- JEAN CHAREST -- PART NINE WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE? -- New Policies for a New Century / 243 -- THOMAS D'AQUINO -- The Future Work of the FTA, NAFTA and the WTO / 247 -- PETER S. WATSON -- The New Economic Environment / 253 -- BRIAN MULRONEY -- APPENDICES -- Appendix A Two Cheers for the FTA: Ten-Year Review of -- the Canada-U.S. Free Trade Agreement / 259 -- JOHN McCALLUM -- Appendix B Ten-Year Figures for Canada-U.S.A. and -- Canada-Mexico Trade / 275 -- DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND INTERNATIONAL -- TRADE/STATISTICS CANADA. |
| Note |
325 annual accesses. UkHlHU |
| ISBN |
0773521143 |
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