A stream of windows: unsettling reflections on trade, immigration and democracy/ Jagdish Bhagwati
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TextPublication details: Cambridge: The MIT Press, 1998Description: liii, 531 p. : ill. ; 24 cmISBN: 9780262522656Other title: Unsettling reflections on trade, immigration, and democracySubject(s): Protectionism | Emigration and immigration | Free trade | International economic relations | DemocracyDDC classification: 337.73 | Item type | Current library | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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Central Library, Sikkim University General Book Section | 337.73 BHA/A (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | P03916 |
I. Trade in the Global Age. --
1. A New Epoch? --
2. The Global Age: From a Skeptical South to a Fearful North --
II. On the Mat: The Poverty of Protectionism. --
3. The Poverty of Protectionism --
III. The Diminished Giant Syndrome: The Obsessive Search for "Fair Trade" and Reciprocity. --
4. The Diminished Giant Syndrome: How Declinism Drives Trade Policy. --
5. Hormones and Trade Wars. --
6. The Dangers of Selective Safeguards. --
7. Brie for Breakfast. --
8. Rough Trade. --
9. An Unhealthy Obsession with Reciprocity --
IV. Aggressive Unilateralism: Playing at High Noon. --
10. Super 301's Big Bite Flouts the Rules. --
11. It's the Process, Stupid! --
V. Japan on One's Mind: The Clintonites down the Precipice. --
12. What Buchanan Owes Clinton. --
13. Trade Wars. --
14. Facing the Japanese Challenge. --
15. The Japanese Not So Inscrutable to Adam Smith. --
16. The Fraudulent Case against Japan. --
17. On Boiling Frogs. --
18. Samurais No More. --
19. Japan Must Now Say No. --
20. Is This Showdown Necessary? --
21. The U.S. Japan Car Dispute: A Monumental Mistake --
VI. The Folly of "Fair Trade before Free Trade": Environment and Labor Standards. --
22. The Case for Free Trade. --
23. American Rules, Mexican Jobs. --
24. Trade Liberalisation and "Fair Trade" Demands: Addressing the Environmental and Labour Standards Issues --
VII. Free Trade Areas Are Not Free Trade! --
25. Let GATT Live. --
26. Why Ross Is Wrong. --
27. Beyond NAFTA: Clinton's Trading Choices. --
28. Preferential Trade Agreements: The Wrong Road. --
29. The Watering of Trade. --
30. Threats to the World Trading System: Income Distribution and the Selfish Hegemon --
VIII. Coping with Immigration. --
31. A Champion for Migrating Peoples. --
32. Behind the Green Card.
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