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Offers a blueprint for transatlantic teamwork in the Pacific. It analyzes a range of cases, from electronic commerce to autos, from anti-trust policy to the protection of intellectual property, and explores the opportunities and limitations of collaboration in the international trade environment.

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The editors and contributors have tackled a key transatlantic trade-policy question: Why is it the United States and European Union do not have a more coordinated trade policy with respect to Asia? This comprehensive study is a must for anyone wanting an answer. -- Ambassador Carla A. Hills, former United States Trade Representative Partners or Competitors? provides the first blueprint for transatlantic teamwork in the Pacific at this critical juncture. * European Access * A thorough analysis of the vast opportunities, but also of the difficulties and frictions in European-American relations. It examines with great insight the impact of the relationship on the prospect for future trade liberalization with Asia. . . . The book also gives the most up-to-date review of transatlantic cooperation in a growingly interdependent world. -- Ambassador Hugo Paeman, Head of the Delegation of the European Commission to the United States of America

The editors and contributors have tackled a key transatlantic trade-policy question: Why is it the United States and European Union do not have a more coordinated trade policy with respect to Asia? This comprehensive study is a must for anyone wanting an answer.--Ambassador Carla A. Hills

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Richard H. Steinberg is acting professor of law at the University of California, Los Angeles, and senior research fellow at the Berkeley Roundtable on the International Economy (BRIE) at the University of California, Berkeley. Bruce Stokes is a senior fellow and director of trade programs at the Council on Foreign Relations.

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