Democracy and International Trade:
Britain, France, and the United States, 1860-1990
Daniel Verdier

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TABLE OF CONTENTS:

	List of Tables and Figures
	Preface
	Introduction
1	Trade and the Voter: A Survey of the Existing Literature	3
2	The Electoral Regulation of Access	9
3	The Trade Policy Process: A Typology	26
4	Origins of the Trade Policy Process	36
5	The Making of Trade Policy	48
6	The Case Studies	63
7	Descent into Depression, 1860-86	69
8	Crisis and Response, 1887-1913	106
9	First World War, 1914-18	150
10	Tariff-Making and State-Building, 1919-39	158
11	Creation of the Cold War Trading Regime, 1940-62	201
12	The Rise and Fall of Industrial Policy, 1963-89	242
	Epilogue: Collapse of the Soviet Union and the Future of Existing Arrangements, 1990 to the Present	288
13	Conclusion	290
	Appendix One: Mathematical Appendix to Chapter Two	297
	Appendix Two: Tariff Levels	304
	Appendix Three: Partisan Bias in Voting on Trade Bills	306
	Notes	313
	Bibliography	345
	Index	371

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