The Softwood Lumber War: Politics, Economics, and the Long U.S.-Canadian Trade Dispute

Daowei Zhang

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Figures and Tables List of Abbreviations Foreword Preface 1. A War between Friends 2. Theory of Economic Policy Formation 3. Lumber I: The First Shot, 1982-1983 4. Lumber II: A New Coalition and the Memorandum of Understanding, 1984-1986 5. The Free Trade Agreement and Termination of the MOU, 1987-1991 6. Lumber III: The War Intensifies, 1991-1994 7. A Temporary Truce: The Softwood Lumber Agreement of 1996 8. Lumber IV: The Battle through Litigation, 2001-2006 9. Lumber IV: The Negotiation Track, 2001-2006 10. Comparative Political Economy: The Softwood Lumber War and the Newsprint Tariff Battle 11. An End to the War? Lessons Learned and the Prospects for the 2006 Agreement References Index About the Author

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