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Confronting challenges, maximising opportunities : a new diplomacy for market access : the integrationist

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Hall, Kenneth

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ian Randle KingstonJM 2007Description: xl, 186 pAction note:

10/10/07 JOYD

Summary: Presents a picture of, and examines the diplomatic initiatives and responses of CARICOM states, to the challenges faced by the region during the period 1972 to mid 2006. Deals with issues such as seaspace, sovereignty and commodity diplomacy; multilateral and bilateral relations; conditionalities restricting policy autonomy and market access; and, elements for building diplomatic capacity.

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Presents a picture of, and examines the diplomatic initiatives and responses of CARICOM states, to the challenges faced by the region during the period 1972 to mid 2006. Deals with issues such as seaspace, sovereignty and commodity diplomacy; multilateral and bilateral relations; conditionalities restricting policy autonomy and market access; and, elements for building diplomatic capacity.

10/10/07 JOYD

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