A two-volume work, this set is an essential reader and reference tool for trade experts and interested parties, bringing together key analysis on all aspects of trade negotiations between the African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) states and the European Union. The editors, both highly experienced in trade negotiations, have selected the most useful articles on all the key aspects of trade negotiations, including market access, services, fisheries, regional integration, compatibility with the multilateral framework, the development dimension, and capacity building in trade negotiations. The introduction highlights the major concerns of the book, focusing on ensuring that the priorities of developing countries are addressed.
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Dr Sanoussi Bilal is the Programme Coordinator of the ACP EU Economic and Trade Cooperation Programme at the European Centre for Development Policy Management, Maastricht, The Netherlands. Dr Roman Grynberg is the former deputy director of trade at the Commonwealth Secretariat and is currently manager for economic governance at the Pacific Island Forum Secretariat.
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