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When Goods Cross Borders: Is the world ready for a new trade agenda? [[link removed]]
[[link removed]]Following issues on supply chains and strategic competition, the spring 2023 Wilson Quarterly examines how new trade and other agreements can bind countries together and help them rise. With authors and examples hailing from all parts of the world, we explore the history of trade attitudes, where today’s thinking is situated, and the potential for trade and other partnerships to bring global growth and stability at a crucial economic and geopolitical juncture.
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[link removed] [[link removed]] ForewordWhen Goods Cross Borders
Ambassador Mark A. Green
Ambassador Green reflects on weekly trips to the open market during his days teaching school in rural East Africa, and on his time as USAID Administrator, to make a larger point about the potential of trade to bring countries together in a way that benefits all participants.
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Trade and the Future of Ukraine Is Globalization Rising Once Again?
Baroness Catherine Ashton and Robin Quinville Afshin Molavi and H.E. Thani bin Ahmed Al Zeoudi, PhD
In this multimedia feature, the former European Union Trade Commissioner and the director of the Wilson Center’s Global Europe Program explore how trade and investment will contribute to Ukraine’s future—and much more. UAE’s Minister for Foreign Trade outlines his ambitious vision for future growth in conversation with journalist and senior fellow at the Foreign Policy Institute of the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies, Afshin Molavi.
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[link removed] [[link removed]] Toward a US-Ecuador Trade Agreement
President Guillermo Lasso
Ecuador President Guillermo Lasso makes the case for expanding the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement to Ecuador, or at the very least, having an enhanced US trade partnership.
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Can Trade Invigorate the Peace Process in Northern Ireland? Trading Water for Sun
Alex Katsomitros Zoe H. Robbin
Twenty-five years since the Good Friday Agreement was first signed, Northern Ireland is pinning its hopes on trade opportunities and a stronger economy for a less turbulent future. As Israel’s desalination capacity is surging and Jordan’s water supply growing scarcer, a water-energy trade deal was signed between the two countries in 2021, with the assistance of the United Arab Emirates—made possible by the Abraham Accords.
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Indonesia
Should
Be
at
the
Heart
of
US
Indo-Pacific
Policy
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by
Lucas
Myers
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Abraham
Accords
Boost
India's
Prospects
in
the
Middle
East
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by
Michael
Kugelman
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Uruguay
and
the
United
States
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by
Ignacio
Munyo,
PhD
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Recalibrating
US
Economic
Engagement
with
Africa
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by
Joy
Kategekwa,
PhD
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Trade
is
Changing
Women’s
Lives
in
Zambia
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by
Fiske
Nyirongo
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Healing
the
Wounds
of
Globalization
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by
Jeffrey
Kucik
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Stephanie
Bowen


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