Risk regulation, science, and interests in transatlantic trade conflicts
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Risk regulation, science, and interests in transatlantic trade conflicts
（International political economy series）
Palgrave Macmillan, 2014
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 214-239) and index
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Description
When regions like Canada, the US and the EU have disagreed over the legitimacy of risk perceptions they have placed science at the centre of international trade conflict. By looking across cases disputed and informally resolved, David Hornsby offers to deepen understanding of factors involved in risk based trade conflict.
Table of Contents
1. Introduction: the Intersection of Risk and Trade 2. Science in the Regulation of Risk: A Transatlantic Divide? PART I: INFORMAL TRADE CONFLICT 3. Mad Cows and Transatlantic Trade Conflict 4. Resolving Differences over Stinky Cheese and Bothersome Beetles PART II: FORMAL TRADE CONFLICT 5. The Dispute over Hormonal Cattle: the lead up to EC-Hormones 6. Fearing 'Frankenfoods': emergence of EC-Biotech 7. Disputing Chlorinated Chickens: the politics underpinning EC-Poultry PART III: THE RELEVANCE OF SCIENCE 8. Science and the Politics of Transatlantic Trade Conflict 9. Conclusions: Lessons for Trade Conflict
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