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List of contributors | p. viii |
Foreword | p. xi |
Acknowledgements | p. xiv |
Introduction | p. 1 |
Background to Regionalism | p. 11 |
A historical perspective on regionalism | p. 13 |
The landscape of regional trade agreement and WTO surveillance | p. 28 |
Multilateralization: Prospects and Past Experience | p. 77 |
Beyond tariffs: multilateralizing non-tariff RTA commitments | p. 79 |
Comment | p. 142 |
Multilateralizing regionalism: lessons from the EU experience in relaxing rules of origin | p. 146 |
The Information Technology Agreement: sui generis or model stepping stone? | p. 182 |
Comment | p. 217 |
Multilateralization: Sectors and Themes | p. 219 |
Services provisions in regional trade agreements: stumbling blocks or building blocks for multilateral liberalization? | p. 221 |
Harmonizing preferential rules of origin regimes around the world | p. 262 |
Comment | p. 364 |
Legal avenues to 'multilateralizing regionalism': beyond Article XXIV | p. 368 |
Multilateralization: Regional Perspectives | p. 401 |
Multilateralizing regionalism: case study of African regionalism | p. 403 |
Multilateralizing RTAs in the Americas: state of play and ways forward | p. 427 |
Comment | p. 492 |
Multilateralizing regional trade arrangements in Asia | p. 495 |
Comment | p. 550 |
Fitting Asia-Pacific agreements into the WTO system | p. 554 |
Multilateralizing preferential trade agreements: a developing country perspective | p. 636 |
Comment | p. 681 |
The challenge of negotiating RTAs for developing countries. What could the WTO do to help? | p. 684 |
Comment | p. 705 |
Index | p. 708 |
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