The following papers are part of the Canadian Global Affairs Institute's 2018 International Trade Series:
a collection of focused essays by key experts on issues most prominent for Canadian trade negotiations and
agreements. Stay tuned for upcoming releases of the remaining essays through Winter 2018.
A NAFTA-EU Economic Agreement: A Crazy but Ultimately Smart Idea
by Robert Hage March, 2018
Africa: Shaping the “Canadian Way” on the Continent
by Andrew Caddell March, 2018
Canada’s “Progressive” Trade Agenda: Let’s Be Careful How Far We Push It
by Hugh Stephens January, 2018
Canada-U.S. Trade: An Enduring Relationship, NAFTA or Not
by David Bercuson February, 2018
Canada–United States Trade Relations: Not Just NAFTA
by Stephen Blank and Monica Gattinger February, 2018
Confusion and Opportunity: The Challenges of Canada’s Trade Negotiations
by John Weekes March, 2018
Global Rules of Digital Trade: Can We Adapt Bordered Regulation for a Borderless World?
by Laura Dawson February, 2018
Japan in the New, Unpredictable World of Trade: What’s in it for Canada?
by Ferry de Kerckhove February, 2018
Reassessing Canadian Trade in Asia
by Randolph Mank January, 2018
The Great Divergence: North America’s Trade Policies
by Sarah Goldfeder February, 2018
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