Trade and the Environment

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Trade and the Environment

Selected Essays of Alistair M. Ulph

9781840640847 Edward Elgar Publishing
Alistair M. Ulph, Vice President and Executive Dean, University of Manchester, UK
Publication Date: 1999 ISBN: 978 1 84064 084 7 Extent: 296 pp
Alistair Ulph has made a major contribution to the literature on trade–environment issues. This impressive book gathers together a selection of his most influential papers covering the last eight years, paying special attention to strategic environmental policy and its implications.

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Alistair Ulph has made a major contribution to the literature on trade–environment issues. This impressive book gathers together a selection of his most influential papers covering the last eight years, paying special attention to strategic environmental policy and its implications.

The book addresses the often expressed concern that globalization and trade may have a detrimental effect on the environment. Drawing on the tools of modern trade theory, Alistair Ulph argues that even if governments seek to use their environmental policies to secure strategic trade advantages, this need not imply they will necessarily set too weak environmental policies and regulations. The extent to which governments set these environmental policies to secure competitive trade advantage is also examined.

Environmental and trade economists, policy advisors to national governments and international trade and environment agencies, will find this book of immense value in understanding the links between trade and environment policies.
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Contents: Introduction Part I: The Issues – and An Overview Part II: Strategic Environmental Policy Part III: Strategic Environmental Policy and Plant Location Part IV: Policy Implications Index
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