Edited by Miroslav N. Jovanović, Dušan Sidjanski Centre of Excellence in European Studies, Global Studies Institute, University of Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland

‘This Handbook provides a comprehensive tour and in-depth analysis of the principal economic dimensions of economic intregration and the global economy. Due to diverse range of themes dealt with by the Handbook’s authors it is inevitable that the reader may agree or disagree with the expressed views , but in this lies the Handbook’s significance in that it will inspire more research, articles and books on the subjects covered. In sum, the Handbook provides a wide array of source material and information for potential future research. I would recommend this Handbook to every university library and anyone, scholars and practitioners alike, interested in the far-reaching strands of international economics and integration.’

• Contents: ForewordNicolas LevratIntroductory NotePetko DraganovPrefaceIntroductionPART I: FACTOR MOBILITY Section 1. Transnational Corporations 1. Foreign Direct Investment and Economic IntegrationChristos N. Pitelis 2. An Enlarged EU, Institutional Challenges and European CompetitivenessJohn H. Dunning and Jeremy Clegg 3. The Integration and Fragmentation Roles of Transnational CompaniesGrazia Ietto-Gillies 4. Multinational Enterprises and Regional Economic Integration: Rethinking Key Metrics in International BusinessAlan M. Rugman and Chang Hoon Oh 5. Economic Integration from Above and Below with the Evidence of Japanese MNEs in EuropeKen-ichi Ando 6. International Mergers and Acquisitions A. Edward Safarian Section 2. Labour Migration7. Migration, Ethnicity and Economic IntegrationAmelie F. Constant and Klaus F. Zimmermann 8. Reforming the System of International MigrationSlobodan Djajić PART II: AGRICULTURE AND ENVIRONMENT9. European Integration and Agricultural Protection: An IntroductionPiet van den Noort 10. The Reforms of the Common Agricultural PolicyHuib Silvis and Roel Jongeneel 11. Agricultural Policy as a Barrier to Global Economic IntegrationKym Anderson and Ernesto Valenzuela 12. The Differential Impact of Economic Integration on Environmental PolicyJale Tosun and Christoph Knill PART III: QUANTIFICATION OF EFFECTS OF INTEGRATION13. Estimating the Effects of IntegrationNigel Grimwade, David G. Mayes and Jiao Wang 14. The Quantitative Effects of European Post-war Economic Integration Harald Badinger and Fritz Breuss 15. Measuring the Extent and Costs of EU ProtectionismVo Phuong Mai Le, Patrick Minford and Eric Nowell 16. Econometric Evaluation of EU Cohesion Policy: A SurveyTobias Hagen and Philipp Mohl 17. Policy Liberalisation and US Integration with the Global Economy: Trade and Investment between 1980 and 2006Gary Hufbauer and Matthew Adler 18. GATT/WTO Membership and its Effect on Trade: Where Do We Stand?Andrew K. Rose 19. Do Economic Integration Agreements Lead to Deeper Integration of Services Markets?Juan A. Marchetti Index

Edited by Miroslav N. Jovanović, Dušan Sidjanski Centre of Excellence in European Studies, Global Studies Institute, University of Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland

‘This Handbook provides a comprehensive tour and in-depth analysis of the principal economic dimensions of economic intregration and the global economy. Due to diverse range of themes dealt with by the Handbook’s authors it is inevitable that the reader may agree or disagree with the expressed views , but in this lies the Handbook’s significance in that it will inspire more research, articles and books on the subjects covered. In sum, the Handbook provides a wide array of source material and information for potential future research. I would recommend this Handbook to every university library and anyone, scholars and practitioners alike, interested in the far-reaching strands of international economics and integration.’

• Contents: ForewordNicolas LevratIntroductory NotePetko DraganovPrefaceIntroductionPART I: FACTOR MOBILITY Section 1. Transnational Corporations 1. Foreign Direct Investment and Economic IntegrationChristos N. Pitelis 2. An Enlarged EU, Institutional Challenges and European CompetitivenessJohn H. Dunning and Jeremy Clegg 3. The Integration and Fragmentation Roles of Transnational CompaniesGrazia Ietto-Gillies 4. Multinational Enterprises and Regional Economic Integration: Rethinking Key Metrics in International BusinessAlan M. Rugman and Chang Hoon Oh 5. Economic Integration from Above and Below with the Evidence of Japanese MNEs in EuropeKen-ichi Ando 6. International Mergers and Acquisitions A. Edward Safarian Section 2. Labour Migration7. Migration, Ethnicity and Economic IntegrationAmelie F. Constant and Klaus F. Zimmermann 8. Reforming the System of International MigrationSlobodan Djajić PART II: AGRICULTURE AND ENVIRONMENT9. European Integration and Agricultural Protection: An IntroductionPiet van den Noort 10. The Reforms of the Common Agricultural PolicyHuib Silvis and Roel Jongeneel 11. Agricultural Policy as a Barrier to Global Economic IntegrationKym Anderson and Ernesto Valenzuela 12. The Differential Impact of Economic Integration on Environmental PolicyJale Tosun and Christoph Knill PART III: QUANTIFICATION OF EFFECTS OF INTEGRATION13. Estimating the Effects of IntegrationNigel Grimwade, David G. Mayes and Jiao Wang 14. The Quantitative Effects of European Post-war Economic Integration Harald Badinger and Fritz Breuss 15. Measuring the Extent and Costs of EU ProtectionismVo Phuong Mai Le, Patrick Minford and Eric Nowell 16. Econometric Evaluation of EU Cohesion Policy: A SurveyTobias Hagen and Philipp Mohl 17. Policy Liberalisation and US Integration with the Global Economy: Trade and Investment between 1980 and 2006Gary Hufbauer and Matthew Adler 18. GATT/WTO Membership and its Effect on Trade: Where Do We Stand?Andrew K. Rose 19. Do Economic Integration Agreements Lead to Deeper Integration of Services Markets?Juan A. Marchetti Index

Edited by Miroslav N. Jovanović, Dušan Sidjanski Centre of Excellence in European Studies, Global Studies Institute, University of Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland

‘This Handbook provides a comprehensive tour and in-depth analysis of the principal economic dimensions of economic intregration and the global economy. Due to diverse range of themes dealt with by the Handbook’s authors it is inevitable that the reader may agree or disagree with the expressed views , but in this lies the Handbook’s significance in that it will inspire more research, articles and books on the subjects covered. In sum, the Handbook provides a wide array of source material and information for potential future research. I would recommend this Handbook to every university library and anyone, scholars and practitioners alike, interested in the far-reaching strands of international economics and integration.’

• Contents: ForewordNicolas LevratIntroductory NotePetko DraganovPrefaceIntroductionPART I: FACTOR MOBILITY Section 1. Transnational Corporations 1. Foreign Direct Investment and Economic IntegrationChristos N. Pitelis 2. An Enlarged EU, Institutional Challenges and European CompetitivenessJohn H. Dunning and Jeremy Clegg 3. The Integration and Fragmentation Roles of Transnational CompaniesGrazia Ietto-Gillies 4. Multinational Enterprises and Regional Economic Integration: Rethinking Key Metrics in International BusinessAlan M. Rugman and Chang Hoon Oh 5. Economic Integration from Above and Below with the Evidence of Japanese MNEs in EuropeKen-ichi Ando 6. International Mergers and Acquisitions A. Edward Safarian Section 2. Labour Migration7. Migration, Ethnicity and Economic IntegrationAmelie F. Constant and Klaus F. Zimmermann 8. Reforming the System of International MigrationSlobodan Djajić PART II: AGRICULTURE AND ENVIRONMENT9. European Integration and Agricultural Protection: An IntroductionPiet van den Noort 10. The Reforms of the Common Agricultural PolicyHuib Silvis and Roel Jongeneel 11. Agricultural Policy as a Barrier to Global Economic IntegrationKym Anderson and Ernesto Valenzuela 12. The Differential Impact of Economic Integration on Environmental PolicyJale Tosun and Christoph Knill PART III: QUANTIFICATION OF EFFECTS OF INTEGRATION13. Estimating the Effects of IntegrationNigel Grimwade, David G. Mayes and Jiao Wang 14. The Quantitative Effects of European Post-war Economic Integration Harald Badinger and Fritz Breuss 15. Measuring the Extent and Costs of EU ProtectionismVo Phuong Mai Le, Patrick Minford and Eric Nowell 16. Econometric Evaluation of EU Cohesion Policy: A SurveyTobias Hagen and Philipp Mohl 17. Policy Liberalisation and US Integration with the Global Economy: Trade and Investment between 1980 and 2006Gary Hufbauer and Matthew Adler 18. GATT/WTO Membership and its Effect on Trade: Where Do We Stand?Andrew K. Rose 19. Do Economic Integration Agreements Lead to Deeper Integration of Services Markets?Juan A. Marchetti Index