Contents:AcknowledgementsIntroduction Thomas L. BrewerVolume I: Part I: Policy in the Context of Globalization1. World Bank (1997), `Foreign Direct Investment and Global Integration --2. H. Peter Gray (1995), `The Modern Structure of International Economic Policies --3. Charles-Albert Michalet (1994), `Transnational Corporations and the Changing International Economic System --4. John H. Dunning (1992), `The Global Economy, Domestic Governance, Strategies and Transnational Corporations: Interactions and Policy Implications --5. Alan M. Rugman and Michael V. Gestrin (1991), `US Trade Laws as Barriers to Globalisation --6. Jagdish N. Bhagwati (1985), `Protectionism: Old Wine in New Bottles --7. Edward M. Graham and Robert Z. Lawrence (1996), `Measuring the International Contestability of Markets: A Conceptual Approach --8. James D. Gaisford (1996), `On the Relative Gains from Liberalized Foreign Investment --Part II: Theory and Policy9. Robert E. Baldwin (1992), `Are Economists -- Traditional Trade Policy Views Still Valid? --10. Paul R. Krugman (1993), `The Narrow and Broad Arguments for Free Trade --11. Paul Krugman (1992), `Does the New Trade Theory Require a New Trade Policy? --12. Rachel McCulloch (1983), `The Optimality of Free Trade: Science or Religion? --13. Asad Alam (1995), `The New Trade Theory and its Relevance to the Trade Policies of Developing Countries --14. Kyle Bagwell and Robert W. Staiger (1990), `A Theory of Managed Trade --Part III: Firms -- Strategies and Governments -- Policies15. Raymond Vernon (1981), `Sovereignty at Bay: Ten Years After --16. Farok J. Contractor (1990), `Ownership Patterns of U.S. Joint Ventures Abroad and the Liberalization of Foreign Government Regulations in the 1980s: Evidence From the Benchmark Surveys --17. Dennis J. Encarnation and Louis T. Wells, Jr. (1985), `Sovereignty en Garde: Negotiating with Foreign Investors --18. Helen Milner (1988), `Trading Places: Industries for Free Trade --19. David W. Loree and Stephen E. Guisinger (1995), `Policy and Non-policy Determinants of U.S. Equity Foreign Direct Investment --Part IV: Domestic Politics and Policy20. Sylvia Ostry (1992), `The Domestic Domain: The New International Policy Arena --21. John S. Odell (1990), `Understanding International Trade Policies: An Emerging Synthesis --22. John B. Goodman, Debora Spar and David B. Yoffie (1996), `Foreign Direct Investment and the Demand for Protection in the United States --23. Thomas L. Brewer (1992), `An Issue-Area Approach to the Analysis of MNE-Government Relations --24. Gene M. Grossman and Elhanan Helpman (1995), `The Politics of Free-Trade Agreements --25. Arye L. Hillman and Heinrich W. Ursprung (1988), `Domestic Politics, Foreign Interests, and International Trade Policy --Index Volume II: Part I: Multilateral Institutions and Agreements1. Charles Lipson (1982), `The Transformation of Trade: The Sources and Effects of Regime Change --2. Susan Strange (1987), `The Persistent Myth of Lost Hegemony --3. Paul M. Goldberg and Charles P. Kindleberger (1970), `Toward a GATT for Investment: A Proposal for Supervision of the International Corporation --4. C. Fred Bergsten and Edward. M. Graham (1992), `Needed: New International Rules for Foreign Direct Investment --5. Pierre Sauve (1994), `A First Look at Investment in the Final Act of the Uruguay Round --6. Pierre Sauve (1995), `Assessing the General Agreement on Trade in Services: Half-Full or Half-Empty? --7. Americo Beviglia Zampetti (1995), `The Uruguay Round Agreement on Subsidies: A Forward-Looking Assessment --8. Thomas L. Brewer and Stephen Young (1996), `Investment Policies in Multilateral and Regional Agreements: A Comparative Analysis --9. Development Committee of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank (1992), `Guidelines on the Treatment of Foreign Direct Investment --Part II: Regional Institutions and Agreements10. Stephen J. Kobrin (1995), `Regional Integration in a Globally Networked Economy --11. Michael Gestrin and Alan M. Rugman (1994), `The North American Free Trade Agreement and Foreign Direct Investment --12. Edward M. Graham and Christopher Wilkie (1998), `Regional Economic Agreements and Multinational Firms: The Investment Provisions of the NAFTA --13. James R. Markusen, Thomas F. Rutherford and Linda Hunter (1995), `Trade Liberalization in a Multinational-Dominated Industry --14. Edward M. Graham (1994), `Towards an Asia-Pacific Investment Code --15. Thomas Brewer and Stephen Young (1995), `European Union Policies and the Problems of Multinational Enterprises --16. Tamar Almor and Seev Hirsch (1995), `Outsiders -- Response to Europe 1992: Theoretical Considerations and Empirical Evidence --Part III: Inter-Policy Linkages -- 17. World Trade Organization (1996), `Trade and Foreign Direct Investment --18. T.N. Srinivasan (1996), `Post-Uruguay Round Issues for Asian Developing Countries --19. Karl P. Sauvant, Padma Mallampally and Persephone Economou (1993), `Foreign Direct Investment and International Migration --20. Thomas L. Brewer and Stephen Young (1997), `Investment Incentives and the International Agenda --21. Hiro Lee and David Roland-Holst (1997), `The Environment and Welfare Implications of Trade and Tax Policy --22. Niek De Jong and Rob Vos (1995), `Regional Blocs or Global Markets? A World Accounting Approach to Analyze Trade and Financial Linkages --Index.