European Union trade politics and development : 'Everything But Arms' unravelled / edited by Gerrit Faber and Jan Orbie.

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Book
Language
English
Published/​Created
London ; New York : Routledge, 2007.
Description
xvi, 246 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.

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    Series
    Routledge studies in development economics ; 57 [More in this series]
    Bibliographic references
    Includes bibliographical references and index.
    Contents
    • The least developed countries, international trade and the European Union : what about 'Everything but Arms'? / Gerrit Faber and Jan Orbie
    • The development of EBA / Jan Orbie
    • EBA, EU trade policy and the ACP : a tale of two North-South divides / Maurizio Carbone
    • Bureaucratic competition in EU trade policy : EBA as a case of competing two-level games? / Adrian Van Den Hoven
    • The political dynamics behind US and EU trade initiatives towards the least developed countries / Dries Lesage and Bart Kerremans
    • Exports by least developed countries in sub-Saharan Africa : the role of preferential systems, geography and institutions / Olufemi Babarinde and Gerrit Faber
    • The effectiveness of EU and US unilateral trade preferences for LDCs : rules of origin in the clothing sector / Paul Brenton and Çaglar Özden
    • Symbolic and effective? : an LDC perspective on duty-free and quota-free market access / Jess Pilegaard
    • The role of EBA in the political economy of CAP reform / Alan Matthews and Jacques Gallezot
    • EBA and the EU sugar market reform : development give or Trojan horse? / Michael Brüntrup
    • ACP EU negotiations on economic partnership agreements and EBA : a dual relationship / Sanoussi Bilal
    • 'Everything but Arms' or all about nothing? / Jan Orbie and Gerrit Faber.
    ISBN
    • 0415426278 (hb)
    • 9780415426275 (hb)
    LCCN
    2006031335
    OCLC
    71800582
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