Two-level negotiations in a fragmented system: Saudi Arabia's WTO accession

Based on a case study of Saudi Arabia's WTO accession, the article offers a critique of conventional factor- and sector-based models of trade policy, proposing instead a two-level institutional account that is likely to be relevant for non-democratic states in general. Historically grown patter...

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Published in:	Review of international political economy : RIPE Vol. 15; no. 4; pp. 650 - 679
Main Author:	Hertog, Steffen
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	London Taylor & Francis Group 01-10-2008 Routledge Taylor & Francis LLC
Subjects:	Business Coalitions Corporate bureaucracy domestic societal coalitions Economic Change Economic policy Economic reform Game theory Government bureaucracy Institutionalism International Economic Organizations International political economy International Trade Liberalization Policy analysis Political debate Political reform Private sector Public-private partnership Reform rentier state Saudi Arabia Special Section: Resistance to Globalization in the Arab Middle East Studies Trade negotiation Trade Policy two-level games World Trade Organization WTO WTO negotiations Saudi Arabia
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