Organized business and the new global order

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Foreword: P.Schmitter List of Tables List of Figures Acknowledgements List of Acronyms Notes on the Contributors Introduction H.Jacek From Ships Passing in the Night to a Dialogue of the Deaf: the Contribution of International Relations Theory to Understanding Organized Business G.R.D.Underhill The Role of Organized Business in the Formulation and Implementation of Regional Trade Agreements in North America H.Jacek Business Associations, Regional Integration and Systemic Shocks: The Case of the ABM in Mexico D.R.Wood Organized Business and the European Union J.Greenwood Asia-Pacific Business Activity and Regional Institution-building N.Gallant & R.Stubbs Responses of Brazilian and Argentinean Business to the New Regional Integration Experience in Latin America: The Building of the Southern Common Market (Mercosur) M.D.de Landa & M.C.Sajem Business Interest Groups and the State in USSR and Russia: Change of the Models S.Peregudov Antipodean Exceptionalism?: Australian Farmers and World Trade Reform R.Gerritsen Multi-tiered Systems and the Organization of Business Interests W.D.Coleman & Ae.Montpetit Global Order and Local Collective Action: The Case of Milan Business Interest Associations L.Lanzalaco & E.Gualmini Leading and Following - Private and Public Organizations in the Evolution of Global Shipping K.Ronit International Standardization, Corporate Strategy, and Regional Markets M.Egan Global Economic Governance by Private Actors: The International Chamber of Commerce V.Schneider Conclusion J.Greenwood Bibliography Index