Aggressive Unilateralism

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Introduction: Aggressive unilateralism - an overview. Part 1 The history of 301 and current US policy the heart of the 1988 Trade Act US policy on 301 and Super 301. Part 2 Evaluations of 301 - legal, political and economic: thinking about the new Section 301 - beyond good and evil the political economy of US trade policy - a study of the Super 301 Provision strategic bargaining and Section 301. Part 3 Trading partners' reaction to 301: Super 301 and Japan Super 301 and the world trading system - a Korean view the point of view of an emerging trading nation - Brazil a European view of the 1988 US Trade Act and Section 301.

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