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Beskrivning
It focuses on the likelihood for APEC to become smoothly 'nested' within the World Trade Organization and considers how subregional groupings in the Asia-Pacific might in turn become nested within APEC.
VINOD K. AGGARWAL is Professor of Political Science, Affiliated Professor of Business and Public Policy in the Haas School of Business, and Director of the Berkeley Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Study Center (BASC) at the University of California, Berkeley. CHARLES E. MORRISON is Director of the APEC Study Center at the East-West Center, Honolulu, and Chair of the US Consortium of APEC Study Centers.
Innehållsförteckning
Preface Contributors APEC: The Evolution of an Institution; C. Morrison Analyzing Institutional Transformation in the Asia-Pacific; V. Aggarwal PART I: ECONOMIC TRENDS Trade Patterns and Regimes in Asia and the Pacific; P. Guerrieri Foreign Direct Investment and APEC; S. Urata Intellectual Property and APEC; S. La Croix PART II: DOMESTIC POLITICAL CONTEXT Australia and APEC; J. Ravenhill The United States and APEC Regime-Building; R. Baker Japan's Approach to APEC and Regime Creation in the Asia-Pacific; Y. Yamamoto and T. Kikuchi China and APEC; Z. Yunling PART III: THE INSTITUTIONAL CONTEXT: NESTED INSTITUTIONS? Political-Military Dynamics and the Nesting of Regimes: An Analysis of APEC, the WTO, and Prospects for Cooperation in the Asia-Pacific; J. Grieco Nesting NAFTA in APEC: The Political Economy of Open Subregionalism; M. Cameron ASEAN and Institutional Nesting in the Asia-Pacific: Leading from behind in APEC; M. Plummer PART IV: INSTITUTIONAL MODELS FOR APEC APEC and Regime Creation in the Asia Pacific: The OECD Model?; S. Ostry European Integration and APEC: The Search for Institutional Blueprints; C.Dupont The Future of APEC; V. Aggarwal and C. Morrison Index
