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In the eight years since NAFTA's implementation, leaders and citizens in member countries have gained a sense of what the agreement is and is not, what it can and cannot do. NAFTA has resolved some problems but revealed (or created) others. Contributors to this volume examine NAFTA's performance and impact, the degree of support it enjoys in the member countries, prospects for short- and longer-term change, and NAFTA's place in the still-evolving world economy.

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Edward J. Chambers is director of the Western Centre for Economic Research at the University of Alberta. His present research interests focus on western Canadas economic position in the international economy, and on the effects of structural adjustment on resource requirements and allocations within the region. Peter H. Smith is professor of political science and Simon Bolivar Professor of Latin American Studies at the University of California, San Diego. His most recent publications include the coauthored Modern Latin America and Talons of the Eagle: Dynamics of U.S.-Latin American Relations. He is also editor of The Challenge of Integration: Europe and the Americas and coeditor of Cooperation or Rivalry? Regional Integration in the Americas and the Pacific Rim.

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