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"""The politics of trade today are to say the least challenging, and this makes the Hardings' book a timely and thought-provoking work. This is a compelling read for all those engaged in the world of trade - giving us fresh insights, an authoritative analysis and accessible interpretation of the present situation and the dangerous trajectory we find ourselves on."" David Hennah, Joint Chair, World Trade Board; ""At a moment when global trade flows and trade policies are in more flux that at any time since the formation of the post second wold war settlement, this book unpacks the reality of the known as well as the unknown `knowns’ of world trade”. Iain Anderson, Executive Chairman of Cicero"

The politics of trade today are to say the least challenging, and this makes the Hardings' book a timely and thought-provoking work. This is a compelling read for all those engaged in the world of trade - giving us fresh insights, an authoritative analysis and accessible interpretation of the present situation and the dangerous trajectory we find ourselves on. David Hennah, Joint Chair, World Trade Board; At a moment when global trade flows and trade policies are in more flux that at any time since the formation of the post second wold war settlement, this book unpacks the reality of the known as well as the unknown `knowns' of world trade . Iain Anderson, Executive Chairman of Cicero

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Dr Rebecca Harding is the CEO of Equant Analytics. She was formerly Chief Economist at the British Bankers Association and a Senior Fellow at London Business School. Jack Harding is studying for a PhD in European Security. He holds an MA in Intelligence and International Security from Kings College, London.

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