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Commercial treaties, Commerce, Intellectual property, Foreign trade regulation, United states, foreign economic relations, Peru, foreign relations, Colombia, foreign relations, United states, commerce, Peru, commerce, BUSINESS & ECONOMICS, Exports & Imports, International, General, Marketing, POLITICAL SCIENCE, International Relations, Trade & TariffsPlaces
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The domestic politics of negotiating international trade: intellectual property rights in US-Columbia and US-Peru free trade agreements
2012, Routledge
in English
0415601398 9780415601399
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Table of Contents
Economic diplomacy on multiple levels
Integrating IPRs in the international trading system
Negotiating IPRs : a defensive position of developing countries and the new challenges posed by FTAs
The domestic source of Peru's and Colombia's engagement in the FTA negotiations
The US-Peru and US-Colombia FTA negotiations
The domestic framework of US economic diplomacy
The impact of US domestic policy change on the integration of IPRs/health concerns into the US-Peru and US-Colombia FtAs.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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