International trade rules and institutions are crucial for global commerce. The book explores how organizations like GATT, USFTA, NAFTA, and the EC regulate trade. It also discusses issues like dumping, subsidies, and protectionism. The authors cover topics such as exchange rates, agriculture, services, development, and labor mobility. They also address emerging concerns like investment, intellectual property, and the environment. The book connects economic and political theories to real-world trade challenges, making it a valuable resource for students of economics, law, and international relations.