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NAFTA
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Office of the United States Trade Representative
http://www.ustr.gov/Trade_Agreements/Regional/NAFTA/Section_Index.html viewed on 02/04/06
Hallman, A. “NAFTA contributesto growth in U.S. soybean exports to Mexico”.AgExporter. Special Issue. January 2004. p.25-27
Cook, K. “NAFTA: A clear success for U.S. and Mexican textile and cotton trade”. AgExporter. SpecialIssue. January 2004. p.22-24
“NAFTA: A win-win proposition for U.S. producers”. AgExporter. Special Issue. January 2004. p.16-19
Betancourt, B. “Ten years of NAFTA have changed the face ofU.S.-Mexican-Canadian trade”. AgExporter. Special Issue. January 2004. p.4-7
Williams, D. “Mexico’s NAFTA experience”. AgExporter. Special Issue. January 2004.p.14-15
Vollrath, T. “Gauging NAFTA’ssuccess and confronting future challenges”. AgExporter. Special Issue. January 2004. p.7-10
Zahniser, S. “NAFTA at 11: The growing integration of North American agriculture”. June 2005. 3 (3), p. 19-25available at: www.ers.usda.gov/publications/wrs0502/
Wise, T. “NAFTA’s Untold Stories: Mexico’s grassroots responses to North American integration”. Americas Program Policy Report. June 2003.p.1-8 avalaible at www.americaspolicy.org
Audley, J & Vaughan, S. “Time for the NAFTA environmental watchdog to get some teeth”. Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. June,24, 2003 available athttp://www.globalpolicy.org/globaliz/econ/2003/0703cec.htm viewed on 04/04/06
Mekay, E. “NAFTA no model for development”. InterPress Service. November 18, 2003 available athttp://globalpolicy.org/globaliz/econ/2003/1118 naftamodel.htm viewed on 04/04/06
Wallach, L. “The ghost of NAFTA past: A decade of bad results”. Public Citizen. November 29, 2005 available athttp://www.globalpolicy.org/socecon/Trade/2005/1129/wallach.htm viewed on 02/04/06
Faux,J. “NAFTA at 10”. Nation. February 2, 2004 available at http://www.globalpolicy.org/globaliz/econ/2004/0202nafta.htm viewed on 02/04/06...
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Office of the United States Trade Representative
http://www.ustr.gov/Trade_Agreements/Regional/NAFTA/Section_Index.html viewed on 02/04/06
Hallman, A. “NAFTA contributesto growth in U.S. soybean exports to Mexico”.AgExporter. Special Issue. January 2004. p.25-27
Cook, K. “NAFTA: A clear success for U.S. and Mexican textile and cotton trade”. AgExporter. SpecialIssue. January 2004. p.22-24
“NAFTA: A win-win proposition for U.S. producers”. AgExporter. Special Issue. January 2004. p.16-19
Betancourt, B. “Ten years of NAFTA have changed the face ofU.S.-Mexican-Canadian trade”. AgExporter. Special Issue. January 2004. p.4-7
Williams, D. “Mexico’s NAFTA experience”. AgExporter. Special Issue. January 2004.p.14-15
Vollrath, T. “Gauging NAFTA’ssuccess and confronting future challenges”. AgExporter. Special Issue. January 2004. p.7-10
Zahniser, S. “NAFTA at 11: The growing integration of North American agriculture”. June 2005. 3 (3), p. 19-25available at: www.ers.usda.gov/publications/wrs0502/
Wise, T. “NAFTA’s Untold Stories: Mexico’s grassroots responses to North American integration”. Americas Program Policy Report. June 2003.p.1-8 avalaible at www.americaspolicy.org
Audley, J & Vaughan, S. “Time for the NAFTA environmental watchdog to get some teeth”. Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. June,24, 2003 available athttp://www.globalpolicy.org/globaliz/econ/2003/0703cec.htm viewed on 04/04/06
Mekay, E. “NAFTA no model for development”. InterPress Service. November 18, 2003 available athttp://globalpolicy.org/globaliz/econ/2003/1118 naftamodel.htm viewed on 04/04/06
Wallach, L. “The ghost of NAFTA past: A decade of bad results”. Public Citizen. November 29, 2005 available athttp://www.globalpolicy.org/socecon/Trade/2005/1129/wallach.htm viewed on 02/04/06
Faux,J. “NAFTA at 10”. Nation. February 2, 2004 available at http://www.globalpolicy.org/globaliz/econ/2004/0202nafta.htm viewed on 02/04/06...
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