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The Pacific Alliance in a world of preferential trade agreements : : lessons in comparative regionalism /\ Pierre Sauvé, Rodrigo Polaco Lazo, José Manuel Álvarez Zārate.
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Cham, Switzerland :: Springer,, [2019]
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, ©2018
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United Nations University series on regionalism ;; 16
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1 online resource :: illustrations
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3319784633
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: 9783319784649
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3319784633
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9783319784632
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Includes bibliographical references.
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| Contents
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Intro; Contents; Abbreviations; The Pacific Alliance in a World of Preferential Trade Agreements: An Introduction; Part I: Situating the Pacific Alliance in Comparative Context; Chapter 1: The Pacific Alliance: Building aPathway totheHigh-Hanging Fruits ofDeep Integration; 1.1 Introduction; 1.2 Institutional Setting inthePacific Alliance; 1.2.1 Legal Agreements; 1.2.1.1 Pre-existing Agreements; 1.2.2 Legal Instruments ofthePA andTheir Relationship withPre-existing Agreements; 1.2.2.1 Legal Instruments; 1.2.2.2 Relationship toPre-existing Agreements
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1.2.3 Overarching Institutional Architecture1.3 Challenges Ahead; 1.3.1 Early Harvest Approach; 1.3.1.1 Advances intheEconomic Sphere; 1.3.1.2 Advances inNon-economic Spheres; 1.4 Challenges ontheHorizon; 1.4.1 Economic Challenges; 1.4.2 Political Challenges; 1.4.3 Institutional Challenges; 1.5 Concluding Remarks; References; Legal Documents; Chapter 2: Trade andInvestment Relations inthePacific Alliance: Recent Developments andFuture Trends; 2.1 Introduction; 2.2 Trade inGoods andPotential Productive Linkages BetweenPA Members; 2.2.1 Mexico; 2.2.2 Colombia; 2.2.3 Chile
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2.2.4 Peru2.3 Trade inServices andInvestment Flows Within thePA; 2.3.1 Services Flows inthePA; 2.3.2 Foreign Direct Investment Activities ofPA Members; 2.3.3 The Future ofthePA's Services andInvestment Activity; 2.4 The Impact oftheAdditional Protocol ofthePA Framework Agreement; 2.4.1 Agreed Tariff Schedule; 2.4.2 A Review oftheChapters oftheAdditional Protocol; 2.5 Between Megaregional andPreferential Trade Agreements: TheFuture ofthePA and the Asia-Pacific Region; Appendix; References; Chapter 3: The Pacific Alliance: WTO+ andWTOx?; 3.1 Introduction; 3.2 Methodology
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3.3 Market Access3.4 Market Access Provisions Negotiated Withinthe Pacific Alliance; 3.5 Services; 3.6 Investment; 3.7 New-Generation Issues; 3.7.1 Competition; 3.7.2 Government Procurement; 3.7.3 Trade Facilitation; 3.7.4 Intellectual Property; 3.8 Findings; References; Chapter 4: The Pacific Alliance AsanInstrument forInsertion into Global Value Chains: Lessons fromaProgressive andPragmatic Approach; 4.1 The Pacific Alliance inanEvolving Landscape; 4.2 The Relationship BetweenRegional Integration andGlobal Value Chains
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4.3 Stock-Taking ofthePacific Alliance fromaGlobal Value Chain Perspective4.4 International Mobility ofProduction Factors inGVCs; 4.5 Market Access forGlobal Sourcing andSelling inGVCs; 4.6 Market Connectivity forGVCs: Physical andDigital Infrastructure; 4.7 Concluding Remarks: Rebalancing Outward andInward Strategies?; References; Chapter 5: Trade, Economic andPolitical Integration inLatin America: TheCases oftheSouthern Common Market (Mercosur) andthePacific Alliance; 5.1 Introduction; 5.2 The Context: Latin American Trade, Economic andPolitical Integration
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This volume focuses on one of the most innovative deep integration constructs, The Pacific Alliance, which aims at expanding the frontiers of trade and investment governance in Latin America. It draws on a conference held at Externado University in Bogota, Colombia, in November 2015, bringing together leading scholars, practitioners and officers of public, regional and international organisations interested in a critical analysis of the Alliance, its distinctiveness and likely future directions. The volume features contributions from the multi-disciplinary lens of law, political science and economics. The Pacific Alliance, comprising Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Peru, aims through a participatory and consensual manner to promote the free circulation of goods, services, capital and persons among its members, and to secure deep economic integration through collaboration across a broader set of policy areas than typically obtains in more traditional preferential trade agreements. This volume is of interest to policy makers and staff of international organizations involved in trade and investment negotiations, international economic governance in general as well as faculty, researchers and graduate students of these topics and of international political economy and comparative regionalism.--
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Commercial treaties.
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International trade.
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BUSINESS ECONOMICS-- Industries-- General.
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Commercial treaties.
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International economic trade law.
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International economic integration.
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International relations.
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International trade.
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Political science theory.
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Regional studies.
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Pacific Area, Economic integration.
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Pacific Area.
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| Dewey Classification
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338.99
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HC681
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Alvarez Zárate, José Manuel
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Polanco Lazo, Rodrigo
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Sauvé, Pierre,1959-
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