Table of Contents

Preface
Models and Metaphors
Negotiating the U.S.--Canada Free Trade Agreement
Designing Codevelopment: The Battle over the FSX Fighter
International Debt and the Creation of the Brady Plan
U.S. Trade Policy and Security Export Controls: The Toshiba--Kongsberg Affair
The International Capital Adequacy Agreement
Bibliography
Index

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This volume provides a close-up view of the U.S. foreign economic policy decisionmaking process and details five case studies, each covering a well-publicized economic issue.

About the Author

RAYMOND VERNON is Clarence Dillon Professor of International Affairs Emeritus at Harvard University. His previous books include Sovereignty at Bay, Big Business and the State: Changing Relations in Western Europe,

orm over the Multinationals

and Beyond Globalism: Remaking American Foreign Economic Policy (with Debora Spar). He has also authored numerous articles for scholarly journals.

DEBORA L. SPAR is Assistant Professor at the Harvard Business School. Specializing in the international political economy, she co-authored Beyond Globalism with Raymond Vernon.

GLENN TOBIN holds a doctorate from the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences at Harvard University. His special interests include the political economy of international trade, finance, and development.

Reviews

?To appreciate the book, one must read it. I strongly recommend the book.?-International Trade Journal

"To appreciate the book, one must read it. I strongly recommend the book."-International Trade Journal