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Jeffrey
Schott
Bio
Senior
fellow. During his tenure at the Institute, Mr. Schott has also been a Visiting
Lecturer at Princeton University (1994) and an adjunct professor at Georgetown
University (1986-88). Previously, Mr. Schott was a senior associate at the
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace (1982-83), and an official of the US
Treasury Department (1974-1982) in the areas of international trade and energy
policy. During the Tokyo Round of multilateral trade negotiations, he was a
member of the US delegation that negotiated the GATT Subsidies Code.
Academic
Background
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BA
Degree Magna Cum Laude, Washington University, St. Louis (1971)
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MA Degree with distinction in international relations, School of
Advanced International Studies of Johns Hopkins University (1973)
Areas
of Expertise
Present
Position (s)
Previous
Position (s)
Other
Activities and Memberships
Publications
Author,
coauthor, or editor of:
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Prospects
for Free Trade in the Americas (forthcoming July 2001)
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Free
Trade between Korea and the United States? (2001)
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NAFTA
and the Environment Seven Years Later (2000)
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The
WTO After Seattle (2000)
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Launching
New Global Trade Talks An Action Agenda (1998)
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Restarting
Fast Track (1998)
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The
World Trading System Challenges Ahead (December 1996)
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WTO
2000 Setting the Course for World Trade (1996)
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The
Uruguay Round An Assessment (1994)
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Western
Hemisphere Economic Integration (1994)
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NAFTA
An Assessment (1993)
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North
American Free Trade Issues and Recommendations (1992)
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Economic
Sanctions Reconsidered History and Current Policy (second edition, 1990)
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Completing
the Uruguay Round (1990)
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Free
Trade Areas and U.S. Trade Policy (1989)
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The
Canada-United States Free Trade Agreement The Global Impact (1988)
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Auction
Quotas and United States Trade Policy (1987)
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Trading
for Growth The Next Round of Trade Negotiations (1985)
Some Latest
papers
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With Gary C.
Hufbauer. "A Friendly North American Initiative." Op-ed in the National Post
(Canada)
January 29, 2004.
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With Gary C.
Hufbauer. "Unlocking the Benefits of World Trade." Special report in
The Economist US Edition.
November 1, 2003
Current
Research Projects
Recommended
Links
Areas
of Interest
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