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Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Original Title Page -- Original Copyright Page -- The Atlantic Trade Study Programme -- Preface -- Table of Contents -- Part I: Time For Change in Trade Strategy -- 1 Proposal for a Multilateral Free Trade Association -- 2 Public Discussion of Policy Issues -- Part II: Options After the Kennedy Round -- 1 From Ricardo to Kennedy -- 2 What the Kennedy Round Taught -- 3 Beyond the Kennedy Round -- 4 Need to Counter Protectionism -- Part III: World Politics and Trade Strategy -- 1 A Countervailing Initiative -- 2 New Trade Strategy and the New Europe -- 3 America, the Global Balance and Britain -- 4 Open Societies and the Open Sea -- 5 Across the Pacific -- 6 A Great and Greater Contexture -- Part IV: Britain and the Free Trade Area Option -- 1 Britain's Post-War Trade Policy -- 2 Tariff and Trade Patterns -- 3 Proposals for a North Atlantic Free Trade Area -- 4 Effects of NAFTA on Britain -- 5 British Industry and NAFTA -- 6 Conclusions -- Tables -- Part V: Scope for New Trade Strategy -- 1 New Approach to Trade Liberalisation -- 2 Revival of Atlantic Idea -- 3 Theoretical Proposals Examined -- 4 Principles of Free Trade Treaty -- 5 Geographical Scope of Arrangement -- 6 Britain in a Broad Free Trade Association -- 7 The Prospects for New Strategy.

It is of paramount importance to expand the trade of less developed countries (LDCs). The Federal Government of Germany, being fully aware of this vital need, has created a number of effective instruments designed specifically to promote imports from these countries. The policy underlying all these measures is one of progressively liberallsing foreign trade by the removal of barriers obstructing that trade.

Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Original Title Page -- Original Copyright Page -- Contents -- Part I: TRADE STRATEGY FOR AN OPEN WORLD -- 1 Period of reappraisal in commercial diplomacy -- 2 Options for a liberal commercial policy -- 3 Institutional flexibility and global security -- Part II: JAPAN'S PLACE IN TRADE STRATEGY -- 1 Japan's international trade -- 2 Trading partners in the Pacific region -- 3 Japanese commercial policy -- 4 Regional economic co-operation -- 5 Japanese proposals for a Pacific free trade area -- 6 Impediments to Japan's adherence to a free trade treaty -- 7 Summary and conclusions -- Part III: ASIAN-PACIFIC ARENA OF CONFLICT -- 1 The East of Suez debate -- 2 Chinese factor in global strategy -- 3 The Vietnam war -- 4 South and South-East Asia -- 5 Balance of power -- 6 Economic imbalance -- 7 British policy in East Asia -- Part IV: PIONEERS OF AN OPEN WORLD -- 1 Commonwealth before World War II -- 2 Post-war changes in the Commonwealth -- 3 Security, prosperity and the character of the world -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- INDEX