WTO and Agriculture

Edited by Kym Anderson, Professor of Economics, University of Adelaide, Australia and Australian National University and the late Tim Josling, formerly Professor Emeritus in the Food Research Institute and Senior Fellow, Stanford Institute for International Studies, Stanford University, US

'. . . the collection is an interesting mixture and is to be recommended for graduate students and scientists as well as policymakers.'

• Contents:Volume IAcknowledgementsIntroduction Kym Anderson and Tim JoslingPART ITHE GROWTH OF AGRICULTURAL PROTECTIONISM 1. C.P. Kindleberger (1975), ‘The Rise of Free Trade in Western Europe, 1820–1875’2. Kym Anderson, Yujiro Hayami and Masayoshi Honma (1986), ‘The Growth of Agricultural Protection’3. Peter H. Lindert (1991), ‘Historical Patterns of Agricultural Policy’4. Michael Tracy (1989), ‘The Formation of the Common Agricultural Policy’5. Anne O. Krueger, Maurice Schiff and Alberto Valdés (1988), ‘Agricultural Incentives in Developing Countries: Measuring the Effect of Sectoral and Economywide Policies’PART IIDOMESTIC POLICIES AND INTERNATIONAL TRADE DISTORTIONS 6. D. Gale Johnson ([1973] 1991), ‘Politics and Economics and Farmers’, ‘New Directions for Agricultural Policy in the Industrial Countries’ and ‘Negotiations for Freer Trade in Agricultural Products’7. Gordon C. Rausser (1982), ‘Political Economic Markets: PERTs and PESTs in Food and Agriculture’8. Kym Anderson (1995), ‘Lobbying Incentives and the Pattern of Protection in Rich and Poor Countries’9. Bruce L. Gardner (1987), ‘Causes of U.S. Farm Commodity Programs’PART IIIQUANTIFYING THE EFFECTS OF TRADE-DISTORTING POLICIES PRE-URUGUAY ROUND10. Alberto Valdés and Joachim Zietz (1980), Agricultural Protection in OECD Countries: Its Cost to Less-Developed Countries11. Tim Josling and Stefan Tangermann (1990), ‘Measuring Levels of Protection in Agriculture: A Survey of Approaches and Results’ and ‘Panel Discussion’ 12. R. Tyers and K. Anderson (1988), ‘Liberalising OECD Agricultural Policies in the Uruguay Round: Effects on Trade and Welfare’13. Vernon O. Roningen and Praveen M. Dixit (1989), How Level is the Playing Field? An Economic Analysis of Agricultural Policy Reforms in Industrial Market Economies14. Sherman Robinson (1990), ‘Analysing Agricultural Trade Liberalization with Single Country Computable General Equilibrium Models’PART IVGATT NEGOTIATIONS AND AGRICULTURAL POLICIES PRE-URUGUAY ROUND 15. Kenneth W. Dam (1970), ‘Temperate Agricultural Commodities’16. General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (1958), ‘Agricultural Protectionism in the Industrial Countries’17. T.K. Warley (1967), ‘Problems of World Trade in Agricultural Products’18. William J. Davey (1993), ‘The Rules for Agricultural Trade in GATT’19. Timothy E. Josling, Stefan Tangermann and T.K. Warley (1996), ‘Trade Rules in Crisis: The GATT Committee on Trade in Agriculture’Name IndexVolume IIAcknowledgementsAn introduction by the editors to both volumes appears in Volume IPART ITHE URUGUAY ROUND AGREEMENT ON AGRICULTURE 1. Dale E. Hathaway and Merlinda D. Ingco (1996), ‘Agricultural Liberalization and the Uruguay Round’2. William D. Coleman and Stefan Tangermann (1999), ‘The 1992 CAP Reform, the Uruguay Round and the Commission: Conceptualizing Linked Policy Games’3. Richard A. Higgott and Andrew Fenton Cooper (1990), ‘Middle Power Leadership and Coalition Building: Australia, the Cairns Group, and the Uruguay Round of Trade Negotiations’4. Kym Anderson (2001), ‘Bringing Discipline to Agricultural Policy via the WTO’5. Stefan Tangermann (2002), ‘Agriculture on the Way to Firm International Trading Rules’PART IITHE URUGUAY ROUND AGREEMENT ON SANITARY AND PHYTOSANITARY MEASURES 6. Donna Roberts (1998), ‘Preliminary Assessment of the Effects of the WTO Agreement on Sanitary and Phytosanitary Trade Regulations’7. Richard H. Snape and David Orden (2001), ‘Integrating Import Risk and Trade Benefit Analysis’8. Sallie James and Kym Anderson (1998), ‘On the Need for More Economic Assessment of Quarantine Policies’PART IIIGATT/WTO AGRICULTURAL TRADE DISPUTE RESOLUTION 9. Louis L. Snyder (1945), ‘The American-German Pork Dispute, 1879–1891’10. T. Josling and S. Tangermann (2003), ‘Production and Export Subsidies in Agriculture: Lessons from GATT and WTO Disputes Involving the US and the EC’11. Jean-Christophe Bureau, Stephan Marette and Alessandra Schiavina (1998), ‘Non-tariff Trade Barriers and Consumers' Information: The Case of the EU-US Trade Dispute Over Beef’12. Tim Josling (2003), ‘Bananas and the WTO: Testing the New Dispute Settlement Process’PART IVNEW NEGOTIATIONS AND “NEW” ISSUES FOR AGRICULTURE 13. Stefan Tangermann and Tim Josling (2001), ‘Issues in the Next Round of WTO Agricultural Negotiations’14. Philip L. Paarlberg, Maury Bredahl and John G. Lee (2002), ‘Multifunctionality and Agricultural Trade Negotiations’15. Kym Anderson (1992), ‘Agricultural Trade Liberalisation and the Environment: A Global Perspective’16. Neil McCulloch, L. Alan Winters and Xavier Cirera (2001), ‘Agricultural Trade Reform’17. Grant E. Isaac and William A. Kerr (2003), ‘Genetically Modified Organisms and Trade Rules: Identifying Important Challenges for the WTO’18. David Blandford, Jean-Christophe Bureau, Linda Fulponi and Spencer Henson (2002), ‘Potential Implications of Animal Welfare Concerns and Public Policies in Industrialized Countries for International Trade’19. Peter Holmes and Robert Read (2001), ‘Competition Policy, Agriculture and the WTO’20. Tim Josling (1997), State Trading: The Achilles Heel of the WTO?Name Index