Trade Policy Reforms and Development

Edited by Sisira Jayasuriya, Monash University, Australia

'These two volumes, ably organised and edited by Sisira Jayasuriya, are a fitting testimony to the remarkable and consistently high academic productivity of Professor Peter Lloyd over almost four decades. . . The contents are organised around his many and diverse contributions to the fields of international trade theory and policy. . . An excellent short introduction by Sisira Jayasuriya summarises the evolution of Peter Lloyd's academic career from a "boy from the bush" in New Zealand to a pre-eminent trade economist.'

• Contents: Introduction Part I: Political Economy 1. Globalization and the Political Economy of International Trade Policy Part II: WTO Issues and Trade Negotiations 2. The Economic Crisis, Labour Standards and Trade Performance in East Asia 3. Challenges Facing the WTO: Determining its Role in International Affairs 4. The Interaction between Trade and Competition Policy: Post-Doha Communications to the WTO Working Group 5. Choosing Formulas for Market Access Negotiations: Efficiency and Market Access Considerations Part III: Regional Integration 6. Regionalism and Bilateralism in ASEAN 7. ANZUS Free Trade Agreements: Results from a Global Model 8. New Criteria for Optimum Currency Areas Part IV: Trade and Poverty Reduction 9. Agricultural Trade Reform and Poverty Reduction in Developing Countries 10. Industrialization, Trade Policy and Poverty Reduction: Evidence from Asia Part V: Empirical Investigations in Trade 11. The Surge in US Imports, 1995–2001 Index