............ U.S & Global Trade Politics (Fall 2008) ............................... U.S & Global Trade Politics (Fall 2008) ............................... U.S & Global Trade Politics (Fall 2008) ...................   ............ U.S & Global Trade Politics (Fall 2008) ................... ............ U.S & Global Trade Politics. Dr. Malawer (Fall 2008) ...................      

 

 

                                                                 

                                                                                        

                                                        SEMINAR ON U.S. & GLOBAL TRADE POLITICS

                                                                            Stuart S. Malawer J.D., Ph.D.  

                                                                                                     E-Mail --   StuartMalawer@msn.com 

                                                                                                    This website is http://www.US-Global-Trade.com 

 

                                                                                          

 

 

"[W]hat we all call globalization today – is a multi-layered and complex phenomenon involving intensive political, social and economic interaction nationally and internationally ....  [W]hat may be done in the framework of international cooperation, including through the WTO, to mitigate the negative side-effects from positive change, and to what extent governments have a responsibility to manage change domestically ....  Policy-makers must address these issues if they want to allay public fears about trade and to allow nations to benefit from the considerable gains that can result from trade." 2008 World Trade Report -- Trade in a Globalizing World (2008). 

 

"Misgivings (about globalization and trade) have dominated political debate especially when elections are imminent." "Trade in a Globalizing World."  (WTO 2008).

 

"While it is not a hot-button issue like the war in Iraq or energy prices, John McCain and Barack Obama have clear differences on global trade that may transcend economics to reflect the candidates' attitudes about foreign relations more broadly." "Linking Commerce to Geopolitics: The Candidates' Views on Global Trade." Knowledge@Wharton (Sept. 17, 2008).

 

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      This seminar examines a broad range of global trade issues from the perspective of U.S. politics and national interests.  In particular, the seminar assesses global trade in terms of domestic interest groups, corporate strategies and U.S. foreign policy implications.  This assessment includes both foreign and global dimensions.  This course utilizes a multidisciplinary approach to understand the legal, political, business, economic and national security aspects of global trade.

 

                                                                      

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                                                                                   E-Mail --   StuartMalawer@msn.com