Cutting the Gordian Knot of Economic Reform: When and How International Institutions Help

Leonardo Baccini · Johannes Urpelainen

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International Development and Aid Global trade and economics World Trade Organization Law

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List of Figures List of Tables Chapter 1. Introduction Chapter 2. When and How International Institutions Promote Economic Reform Chapter 3. Preferential Trading Agreements as Helpful International Institutions Chapter 4. Design of Preferential Trading Agreements Chapter 5. Formation of Preferential Trading Agreements Chapter 6. Economic Reform and Preferential Trading Agreements Chapter 7. Explaining Economic Reform in Croatia and South Africa Chapter 8. Agreements and Reforms without Democratization: Chile and Columbia Chapter 9. Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index

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