Deep Dive – A Special Joint Project with Foreign Policy and The Brookings Institution
Welcome to Deep Dive, a unique monthly policy conversation about the world’s most pressing issues. Each month, we tackle a new subject from the top of the Washington agenda, featuring key players from Capitol Hill and the executive branch, as well as other global decision-makers, as we go deep on the issues shaping Washington’s intersection ...
Welcome to Deep Dive, a unique monthly policy conversation about the world’s most pressing issues. Each month, we tackle a new subject from the top of the Washington agenda, featuring key players from Capitol Hill and the executive branch, as well as other global decision-makers, as we go deep on the issues shaping Washington’s intersection with the world. In this special edition, we take on the new global trade wars with contributions from the director-general of the World Trade Organization, Sen. Orrin Hatch, and other global insiders — and a definitive briefing from Brookings scholar Joshua Meltzer. The debate couldn’t be more timely, with the U.S. Congress set to consider controversial new free-trade deals with South Korea, Colombia, and Panama and the future of the WTO very much up for grabs.
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A Bad Trade
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Bretton Woods America’s Free Trade Moment
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BRICs Finish Doha, Save the Fish
By Peter Allgeier -
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How Democrats Learned to Love Trade Deals
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The Future of Trade
By Joshua Meltzer -
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Time for a System Upgrade
By Pascal Lamy -
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TradeTrade The People’s Prescription
By Howard Rosen -
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A Market For Good
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BRICs On Trade
A Blog By Clyde Prestowitz
On the Road to Doha
By Jason H. Grant and Kathryn A. Boys
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