New Frontiers in Asia-Latin America Integration: Trade Facilitation, Production Networks, and FTAs
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Economic ties between Asia and Latin America are growing as a part of a global shift toward more South-South cooperation. Yet trade costs remain high, which may impede future interregional trade and integration. Furthermore, an emerging trans-Pacific trade architecture based on free trade agreements (FTAs) carries risks of a noodle bowl effect.
This book examines new frontiers in Asia-Latin America integration through interregional comparative studies in three key areas: trade facilitation, logistics, and infrastructure; production networks, supply chains, and small and medium-sized enterprises; and FTAs. The chapters written by Asian, Latin American, and international experts provide new insights on regional integration, impediments, and policy issues.
Co-published with IDB and Sage. For orders, please contact Sage Publishing.
Edited by: Antoni Estevadeordal, Masahiro Kawai, and Ganeshan Wignaraja
Contents
- I: Trade Facilitation
- Origin and Beyond: Trade Facilitation Disaster or Trade Facilitation Opportunity?
- Accelerating Regional Integration: Issues at the Border
- Trade Logistics and Regional Integration in Latin America and the Caribbean
- II: Supply Chains
- Supply Chain Dynamics in Asia
- The Internationalization of SMEs in Regional and Global Value Chains
- Regional Integration Behind the Border: Applying a Value Chain Approach
- III: Asia—LAC Relations
- PRC’s Outward FDI to Latin America: Trends and Motivations
- Asia–Latin America FTAs: An Instrument for Inter-Regional Liberalization and Integration?
- Prospects for Regional Cooperation Between Latin America and Caribbean and Asia Pacific: Perspectives from East Asia
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