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Today, the US is suffering extreme buyer's regret over China's accession to the World Trade Organization in 2001. This book provides a deeply-researched corrective. No, it would not have been better to have left China dangling outside the WTO, and no, China did not systematically break its commitments. Above all, Blustein argues, the WTO remains the best way of inducing China to play by the rules. Amen. The Financial Times Excellent. The Economist

Excellent. The Economist Today, the US is suffering extreme buyer's regret over China's accession to the World Trade Organization in 2001. This book provides a deeply-researched corrective. No, it would not have been better to have left China dangling outside the WTO, and no, China did not systematically break its commitments. Above all, Blustein argues, the WTO remains the best way of inducing China to play by the rules. Amen. The Financial Times

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Paul Blustein, a CIGI senior fellow, is a former staff writer for the Washington Post and the Wall Street Journal and was previously a journalist in residence at the Brookings Institution.

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