Trade Policy and the Role of Regional and Bilateral FTAs : The Case of New Zealand and Singapore /
Trade Policy and the Role of Regional and Bilateral FTAs : The Case of New Zealand and Singapore /
ed. by Rahul Sen.
- 1 online resource (72 p.)
Frontmatter -- CONTENTS -- FOREWORD -- ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTORS -- 1 REGIONAL AND BILATERAL FTAs IN THE ASIA-PACIFIC REGION -- A SHARING OF SINGAPORE’S PERSPECTIVE ON REGIONAL AND BILATERAL FTAs IN ASIA-PACIFIC -- 3 ENHANCING BILATERAL ECONOMIC LINKAGES THROUGH NEW REGIONALISM
restricted access http://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_16ec
The Agreement between New Zealand and Singapore for a Closer Economic Partnership (ANZSCEP) that came into force in January 2001 assumes important significance as it is the first comprehensive bilateral FTA that was signed involving Singapore, and also the first bilateral FTA of an ASEAN member, thus initiating the process of “new regionalism” in Asia. Since ANZSCEP is the only Singapore FTA that has been in force for more than five years now, the time is ripe to study some early effects of the FTAs between Singapore and New Zealand on bilateral economic relations, if any. In this context, the New Zealand High Commission in Singapore hosted a one-day Trade Policy Seminar on 10 May 2007 at Four Seasons Hotel, Singapore. This book, a collection of three papers presented at the above seminar by experts on the subject, provides a deeper understanding about motivations of New Zealand and Singapore to enter into other bilateral FTAs and some of the visible impacts observed since their implementation.
Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web.
In English.
9789812307453 9789812307521
10.1355/9789812307521 doi
Free trade--New Zealand--Congresses.
Free trade--Singapore--Congresses.
Free trade--New Zealand--Congresses.
Free trade--Singapore--Congresses.
POLITICAL SCIENCE / International Relations / Trade & Tariffs.
HF1595.Z4 / N457 2008
382.71
Frontmatter -- CONTENTS -- FOREWORD -- ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTORS -- 1 REGIONAL AND BILATERAL FTAs IN THE ASIA-PACIFIC REGION -- A SHARING OF SINGAPORE’S PERSPECTIVE ON REGIONAL AND BILATERAL FTAs IN ASIA-PACIFIC -- 3 ENHANCING BILATERAL ECONOMIC LINKAGES THROUGH NEW REGIONALISM
restricted access http://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_16ec
The Agreement between New Zealand and Singapore for a Closer Economic Partnership (ANZSCEP) that came into force in January 2001 assumes important significance as it is the first comprehensive bilateral FTA that was signed involving Singapore, and also the first bilateral FTA of an ASEAN member, thus initiating the process of “new regionalism” in Asia. Since ANZSCEP is the only Singapore FTA that has been in force for more than five years now, the time is ripe to study some early effects of the FTAs between Singapore and New Zealand on bilateral economic relations, if any. In this context, the New Zealand High Commission in Singapore hosted a one-day Trade Policy Seminar on 10 May 2007 at Four Seasons Hotel, Singapore. This book, a collection of three papers presented at the above seminar by experts on the subject, provides a deeper understanding about motivations of New Zealand and Singapore to enter into other bilateral FTAs and some of the visible impacts observed since their implementation.
Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web.
In English.
9789812307453 9789812307521
10.1355/9789812307521 doi
Free trade--New Zealand--Congresses.
Free trade--Singapore--Congresses.
Free trade--New Zealand--Congresses.
Free trade--Singapore--Congresses.
POLITICAL SCIENCE / International Relations / Trade & Tariffs.
HF1595.Z4 / N457 2008
382.71