Domestic Structures and International Trade: The Unfair Trade Instruments of the United States and the European Union (2001)

This monograph explores the concept of globalisation and argues that the domestic structures of individual states strongly affects the development of international trade policy, and thus of globalisation. In doing so, the author analyses the domestic structures, social, political and economic, of the United States and the European Union to ascertain the elements that influence their trade policymaking. He then discusses a few of their more recent international trade agreements in the light of such structures.