The Resource Serving whose interests? : the political economy of trade in services agreements, Jane Kelsey
Serving whose interests? : the political economy of trade in services agreements, Jane Kelsey
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The item Serving whose interests? : the political economy of trade in services agreements, Jane Kelsey represents a specific, individual, material embodiment of a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in Sydney Jones Library, University of Liverpool.
This item is available to borrow from 1 library branch.
- Language
- eng
- Extent
- 400 p.
- Contents
-
- Introduction.
- Taking services to market.
- p. 1
- 1.
- Reading the GATS as ideology.
- p. 22
- Case study 1.
- GATS 2000: going nowhere in a hurry.
- p. 42
- Case study 2.
- FTAs: GATS on steroids.
- p. 50
- 2.
- How the GATS was won (and lost?).
- p. 58
- Case study 3.
- 'services mafia'.
- p. 76
- Case study 4.
- Understanding the 'GATS attack'.
- p. 82
- 3.
- Trade-related development.
- p. 89
- Case study 5.
- WDR 2004: making services work for rich companies.
- p. 104
- Case study 6.
- closed circuit of summitry.
- p. 110
- 4.
- illusion of public services.
- p. 119
- Case study 7.
- Accounting for PFIs.
- p. 137
- Case study 8.
- Privatising power in the Philippines.
- p. 144
- 5.
- Ruling the services infrastructure.
- p. 152
- Case study 9.
- Gambling on the GATS.
- p. 174
- Case study 10.
- Public pensions or corporate welfare?.
- p. 181
- 6.
- Trade in people.
- p. 189
- Case study 11.
- Call centres - the assembly line of the twenty-first century.
- p. 206
- Case study 12.
- Taking nurses and soldiers to market.
- p. 213
- 7.
- Minds and markets.
- p. 221
- Case study 13.
- higher education supply chain.
- p. 241
- Case study 14.
- counter-convention on cultural diversity.
- p. 248
- 8.
- Dominion over the earth.
- p. 255
- Case study 15.
- Wal-Mart rules, OK?.
- p. 270
- Case study 16.
- real Cancun.
- p. 276
- 9.
- Energy wars.
- p. 284
- Case study 17.
- Confronting 'El Diablo'.
- p. 302
- Case study 18.
- Gulf accessions: a legal invasion.
- p. 310
- Conclusion: serving whose interests?.
- p. 318
- Notes.
- p. 327
- Bibliography.
- p. 353
- Index.
- p. 375
- Isbn
- 9780415448222
- Label
- Serving whose interests? : the political economy of trade in services agreements
- Title
- Serving whose interests?
- Title remainder
- the political economy of trade in services agreements
- Statement of responsibility
- Jane Kelsey
- Language
- eng
- Cataloging source
- UKM
- http://library.link/vocab/creatorName
- Kelsey, Jane
- Index
- index present
- LC call number
- K3973
- LC item number
- .K45 2008
- Literary form
- non fiction
- Nature of contents
- bibliography
- http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
-
- Service industries
- International trade
- Foreign trade regulation
- Commercial policy
- Label
- Serving whose interests? : the political economy of trade in services agreements, Jane Kelsey
- Bibliography note
- Includes bibliographical references and index
- Carrier category
- volume
- Carrier category code
-
- nc
- Carrier MARC source
- rdacarrier
- Content category
- text
- Content type code
-
- txt
- Content type MARC source
- rdacontent
- Contents
-
- Introduction.
- Taking services to market.
- p. 1
- 1.
- Reading the GATS as ideology.
- p. 22
- Case study 1.
- GATS 2000: going nowhere in a hurry.
- p. 42
- Case study 2.
- FTAs: GATS on steroids.
- p. 50
- 2.
- How the GATS was won (and lost?).
- p. 58
- Case study 3.
- 'services mafia'.
- p. 76
- Case study 4.
- Understanding the 'GATS attack'.
- p. 82
- 3.
- Trade-related development.
- p. 89
- Case study 5.
- WDR 2004: making services work for rich companies.
- p. 104
- Case study 6.
- closed circuit of summitry.
- p. 110
- 4.
- illusion of public services.
- p. 119
- Case study 7.
- Accounting for PFIs.
- p. 137
- Case study 8.
- Privatising power in the Philippines.
- p. 144
- 5.
- Ruling the services infrastructure.
- p. 152
- Case study 9.
- Gambling on the GATS.
- p. 174
- Case study 10.
- Public pensions or corporate welfare?.
- p. 181
- 6.
- Trade in people.
- p. 189
- Case study 11.
- Call centres - the assembly line of the twenty-first century.
- p. 206
- Case study 12.
- Taking nurses and soldiers to market.
- p. 213
- 7.
- Minds and markets.
- p. 221
- Case study 13.
- higher education supply chain.
- p. 241
- Case study 14.
- counter-convention on cultural diversity.
- p. 248
- 8.
- Dominion over the earth.
- p. 255
- Case study 15.
- Wal-Mart rules, OK?.
- p. 270
- Case study 16.
- real Cancun.
- p. 276
- 9.
- Energy wars.
- p. 284
- Case study 17.
- Confronting 'El Diablo'.
- p. 302
- Case study 18.
- Gulf accessions: a legal invasion.
- p. 310
- Conclusion: serving whose interests?.
- p. 318
- Notes.
- p. 327
- Bibliography.
- p. 353
- Index.
- p. 375
- Control code
- ocn183916004
- Dimensions
- 24 cm.
- Extent
- 400 p.
- Isbn
- 9780415448222
- Media category
- unmediated
- Media MARC source
- rdamedia
- Media type code
-
- n
- Note
- Law packs 3-5 bib class law
- Label
- Serving whose interests? : the political economy of trade in services agreements, Jane Kelsey
- Bibliography note
- Includes bibliographical references and index
- Carrier category
- volume
- Carrier category code
-
- nc
- Carrier MARC source
- rdacarrier
- Content category
- text
- Content type code
-
- txt
- Content type MARC source
- rdacontent
- Contents
-
- Introduction.
- Taking services to market.
- p. 1
- 1.
- Reading the GATS as ideology.
- p. 22
- Case study 1.
- GATS 2000: going nowhere in a hurry.
- p. 42
- Case study 2.
- FTAs: GATS on steroids.
- p. 50
- 2.
- How the GATS was won (and lost?).
- p. 58
- Case study 3.
- 'services mafia'.
- p. 76
- Case study 4.
- Understanding the 'GATS attack'.
- p. 82
- 3.
- Trade-related development.
- p. 89
- Case study 5.
- WDR 2004: making services work for rich companies.
- p. 104
- Case study 6.
- closed circuit of summitry.
- p. 110
- 4.
- illusion of public services.
- p. 119
- Case study 7.
- Accounting for PFIs.
- p. 137
- Case study 8.
- Privatising power in the Philippines.
- p. 144
- 5.
- Ruling the services infrastructure.
- p. 152
- Case study 9.
- Gambling on the GATS.
- p. 174
- Case study 10.
- Public pensions or corporate welfare?.
- p. 181
- 6.
- Trade in people.
- p. 189
- Case study 11.
- Call centres - the assembly line of the twenty-first century.
- p. 206
- Case study 12.
- Taking nurses and soldiers to market.
- p. 213
- 7.
- Minds and markets.
- p. 221
- Case study 13.
- higher education supply chain.
- p. 241
- Case study 14.
- counter-convention on cultural diversity.
- p. 248
- 8.
- Dominion over the earth.
- p. 255
- Case study 15.
- Wal-Mart rules, OK?.
- p. 270
- Case study 16.
- real Cancun.
- p. 276
- 9.
- Energy wars.
- p. 284
- Case study 17.
- Confronting 'El Diablo'.
- p. 302
- Case study 18.
- Gulf accessions: a legal invasion.
- p. 310
- Conclusion: serving whose interests?.
- p. 318
- Notes.
- p. 327
- Bibliography.
- p. 353
- Index.
- p. 375
- Control code
- ocn183916004
- Dimensions
- 24 cm.
- Extent
- 400 p.
- Isbn
- 9780415448222
- Media category
- unmediated
- Media MARC source
- rdamedia
- Media type code
-
- n
- Note
- Law packs 3-5 bib class law
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