International Trade
Does It Make Sense?

Volume 26, Issue 2

Without a definite beginning and with no foreseeable end, international trade is undoubtedly one of the most intriguing phenomena of the 21st century. Perhaps the origins of international trade lie in the Industrial Revolution that began in Great Britain, when production shifted from agriculture to manufacturing. Western European countries started to rely on trade to provide raw materials for production. A gradual move to "freer" trade followed; countries gradually... (More)

International Trade
Not Just Small Change

The Story of Surplus
The Forces Behind Trade
by Paul Krugman

Changing the Rules
Constitutional Moments of the WTO
by Joel P. Trachtman

Does One Size Fit All?
The International Patent Regime
by Graham Dutfield

A New Currency
Climate Change and Carbon Credits
by David F. Victor and Joshua C. House

Laws of Labor
Core Labor Standards and Global Trade
by Maria C. Mattioli and V. K. Sapovadia

Growing Gains
Georgetown Steel and Subsidy Exemptions
by John R. Magnus

Grading Growth
The Trade Legacy of President Bush
by Gary C. Hufbauer and Yee Wong

Down the Road
Serbia’s Path to Reconstruction
by Taylor Hathaway-Zepeda

Czech Minus
Grading the Republic’s Economy
by Doug Lieb

A Kiwi Plan
Tourism in New Zealand
by Krister Anderson

The Final Frontier
New Space for US-China Relations
by David Thaisrivongs

Fox and EZLN
The Zapatista Rebellion in Mexico
by Antonio Lupher

Plundering Peace
Congolese Natural Resources
by Stephen Wertheim

Fasting for Food
Ethiopia’s Years of Famine
by Hana Lee

Secrecy Oaths
A License to Lie?
by Daniel Ellsberg

Developing Democracy
Democratizers’ Surprisingly Bright Development Record
by Joseph Siegle

A Path to Reconstruction
Proverbs of Nation-building
by John Montgomery and Dennis Rondinelli

A Long, Hot Summer
Repercussions of the French Heat Wave
by Norman Ho

Stonewalling Justice
US Opposition to the ICC
by Nick Green

Addressing Global Health
WHO Confronts AIDS, Drugs, and the Future of Health
by Lee Jong-Wook

Survival of the Fittest
Roger Masters reviews Darwin and International Relations
by Roger Masters

Yes We Sell No Bananas
Michael Witter reviews Banana Wars
by Michael Witter

The Seven Ingredients
When Democracy Promotion Works
by Sarah E. Mendelson