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Routledge International Trade and Developing Countries Book

Name: Routledge International Trade and Developing Countries Book
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Explore the complex dynamics of global trade through this detailed analysis of how countries form bargaining coalitions within GATT and the WTO. This book examines the strategic reasons behind why nations group together in world affairs and how these alliances affect individual developing nations. Understanding the mechanics of negotiating blocs is essential for anyone studying global political economy. The text explains that building successful coalitions is a difficult and expensive process where allies are not always obvious. It provides insights into why large numbers of members do not always lead to a proportionate increase in influence. Readers will learn about the strategic choices available to weaker nations, including the decision to team up against powerful players or join the bandwagon of the strong. This work offers a clear look at the impact these groups have on the landscape of international trade and global politics.

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Analyzes how and why countries form bargaining coalitions to influence world affairs and international trade policies.

Provides insight into the specific importance of negotiating blocs for individual developing nations.

Explains the challenges of coalition building, including the difficulty of identifying non-obvious allies.

Discusses the relationship between group size and actual influence within international organizations.

Examines the strategic options for weaker nations when navigating power dynamics in global trade.

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Brand: Routledge
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 0415318599
Category: Books > Subjects > Business, Finance & Law > Accounting > International
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 04 September 2003
Listed Since: 05 February 2007

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