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Bernard Gordon makes a compelling and convincing case against America's practice of promoting regional trade blocs, which not only poses a threat to its national interests but also to international order.. -Michael Leifer Professor Gordon's warning against the dangers of regionalism for America's economy and foreign policy could not come at a more critical moment. The post-Seattle backlash against free trade continues apace, and the Europeans and Asians are increasingly unwilling to accept U.S. economic leadership. Everyone involved in making economic, trade or foreign policy in the Bush administration should read this well-researched and sharply argued book.. -Michael Hirsh, Foreign Editor, Newsweek magazine Well-written [and] easy-to-read... this book is an excellent reference for scholars interested in modern U.S. trade policies.. -ASEAN Economic Bulletin

Bernard Gordon makes a compelling and convincing case against America's practice of promoting regional trade blocs, which not only poses a threat to its national interests but also to international order.. -Michael Leifer Professor Gordon's warning against the dangers of regionalism for America's economy and foreign policy could not come at a more critical moment. The post-Seattle backlash against free trade continues apace, and the Europeans and Asians are increasingly unwilling to accept U.S. economic leadership. Everyone involved in making economic, trade or foreign policy in the Bush administration should read this well-researched and sharply argued book.. -Michael Hirsh, Foreign Editor, Newsweek magazine Well-written [and] easy-to-read... this book is an excellent reference for scholars interested in modern U.S. trade policies.. -ASEAN Economic Bulletin

Bernard Gordon makes a compelling and convincing case against America's practice of promoting regional trade blocs, which not only poses a threat to its national interests but also to international order.. <br>-Michael Leifer <br> Professor Gordon's warning against the dangers of regionalism for America's economy and foreign policy could not come at a more critical moment. The post-Seattle backlash against free trade continues apace, and the Europeans and Asians are increasingly unwilling to accept U.S. economic leadership. Everyone involved in making economic, trade or foreign policy in the Bush administration should read this well-researched and sharply argued book.. <br>-Michael Hirsh, Foreign Editor, Newsweek magazine <br> Well-written [and] easy-to-read... this book is an excellent reference for scholars interested in modern U.S. trade policies.. <br>-ASEAN Economic Bulletin <br>

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