Protectionism is a major concern in the international trading
community. The question that arises is how the emergence of
protectionism can be prevented and whether regional trade
arrangements are a suitable mechanism to enforce liberal trade
policies. This book examines these issues, concluding that the
success of regional trading arrangements in enforcing good trade
policies depends on the quality of the regional agreement and its
implementation--simple free trade area is unlikely to be
sustainable in the long-run without firm commitments of members to
deeper integration.
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