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This book offers a new approach to the study of policy issues in international political economy. It presents the student with the complexity and controversy of international economic policy problems through the study of three specific policy-making situations. The theme os its specially prepared set of problems in the management of economic conflict in international trade policy. General problem areas covered are trade liberalization, non-tariff barriers, and regional integration. The specific policy situations relate to the Kennedy Round of tariff negotiations, the United States' imposition of textile import quotas, and the enlargement of the European Economic Community.