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Understanding the Economic, Political, and Diplomatic Chill Across North America For decades, the United States and Canada maintained one of the world's closest and most successful trade partnerships. Their integrated supply chains, shared values, and cross-border commerce supported millions of jobs and strengthened both economies. But recent years have brought an unexpected shift: a sudden freeze in negotiations that has disrupted industries, strained diplomatic ties, and raised urgent questions about the future of North American cooperation. TRADE TENSIONS - U.S.-Canada Negotiations Freeze offers a clear, compelling, and deeply researched exploration of this growing divide. Moving beyond headlines and political rhetoric, this book uncovers the historical foundations of the relationship, examines the global forces that intensified frictions, and provides a step-by-step analysis of how negotiations broke down. Inside, readers will discover: How early trade history - from the Auto Pact to NAFTA - shaped today's interconnected economies Why globalization, populism, and shifting national priorities fueled new conflicts Which key issues - from automotive rules to dairy markets - triggered the negotiation freeze The economic shockwaves hitting businesses, workers, and investors on both sides of the border How political pressures and media narratives deepened the diplomatic divide The global implications for Europe, Asia, Mexico, and multilateral trade organizations Paths toward resolution, including phased negotiations, sector-specific deals, and diplomatic mediation A forward-looking blueprint for rebuilding a resilient, modern, and transparent North American partnership With a balanced and accessible approach, the book explains not only what went wrong - but also what can be made right. It highlights the enduring values, shared interests, and strategic advantages that make cooperation essential in a world defined by uncertainty. Whether you are a student of international relations, a business leader navigating cross-border markets, a policymaker shaping trade strategy, or a reader seeking to understand continental affairs, this book provides a timely, authoritative, and hopeful guide to one of the most important economic relationships in the world. A moment of tension does not erase a century of cooperation. This is the story of how the U.S. and Canada reached a breaking point - and how they can rebuild a stronger, smarter, and more resilient partnership for the future.

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