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Recent updates to this subscription service include:
DT U.S.-Latin America Trade: Recent Trends and Policy Issues
DT Proposed U.S.-Colombia Free Trade Agreement: Background and Issues
DT Excerpts From the 2011 Trade Policy Agenda and 2010 Annual Report of the President of the United States on the Trade Agreements Program
DT Trade Promotion Authority (TPA) and the Role of Congress in Trade Policy
DT Intellectual Property Rights and International Trade


North American Free Trade Agreements is your definitive trade reference tool, with up-to-date, full-text versions of NAFTA, the full text of the US-Canada FTA, much of which is incorporated by reference into NAFTA, and complete texts of the Annexes and supplemental agreements.

In one complete, easy-to-use source, you will receive coverage of the rapidly changing rules governing trade in North America, making it easy for you to locate the information you need to be in compliance with any North American Free Trade Agreement...and to take advantage of the allowances. These looseleaf volumes provide comprehensive information on all new trading agreements and explain, among other topics, what NAFTA covers and how its decisions are rendered; how the new free trade agreements are being negotiated and what the policy positions are; and what government officials and practitioners are saying about these arguments.

With the heightened emphasis of U.S. international trade policy in more of Latin America, this set has broadened its scope as well. The set provides excellent explanatory material to help you use the recently signed U.S.-Chile FTA. It looks ahead to the negotiation of the U.S.-Central American FTA and the historic Free Trade Area of the Americas with substantial, pragmatic material covering the negotiations. As the agreements are concluded and enter into force, the editors will keep you informed and operating at the cutting edge of the law.

This set provides complete coverage of NAFTA, including:


DT Commentary covering every major chapter of NAFTA


DT Panel Decisions under Chapters 11, 19, and 20


DT Primary Materials including Mexican laws, implementing legislation, Federal Register notices and other important sources.

The COMMENTARY volume also provides useful practical reference sources including:


DT Summary of NAFTA Legislative History


DT Bibliography of NAFTA Materials


DT Inclusive List of NAFTA Federal Register Notices

The set is invaluable for the researcher interested in U.S. international trading initiatives and activities in the Western Hemisphere. Its decisional information base provides the practitioner with accurate, and topical, records of decisions being rendered under these agreements.

PLUS~! -Place a standing order for this looseleaf set and get free access to the complete complement of 122 NAFTA panel decisions in a fully word searchable, indexed database.

Notas de autor provistas por Syndetics

James Holbein is the Supervisory Attorney for Docket Services at the U.S. International Trade Commission. He is responsible for ensuring the accuracy of all of the materials provided to the Commission for Title VII litigation (material injury determinations for antidumping and countervailing duty matters, safeguards, special China safeguards and other investigations). The unit also handles all of the materials filed for Section 337 matters involving enforcement of intellectual property rights against foreign goods. Mr Holbein has also served as President of GlobalTrade Consulting LLC, a Washington DC firm specializing in regional integration, international trade policy, trade regulation, homeland security, customs, investment, and alternative dispute resolution. He is a former U.S. Secretary of the NAFTA Secretariat at the U.S. Department of Commerce responsible for managing an international dispute settlement process for 10 years and is also an Adjunct Assistant Professor at the Washington College of Law at American University.Nick Ranieri has been a Law Professor and Center Director at the Institutio Tecnologico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, where he taught courses on NAFTA, arbitration and related topics. He has also been an arbitrator and assistant to panels in Canadian, American and Mexican Trade cases under NAFTA Chapter 19.