Stay Tuned... We're Moving Past The Fast Track
July 18, 2008
Regular readers of the blog will notice that our posting has dropped off a bit in recent weeks.
The reason? We've been busy with several long papers that we'll be releasing soon on Fast Track and what will replace it. One is a history paper of the various mechanisms that the United States has used over 219 years to deal with the executive-legislative branch co-responsibility for trade agreement negotiations and approval. It concludes that Fast Track is not inevitable, necessary, or even desirable to promote trade expansion. A second piece compares Fast Track's treatment of state and local officials to processes used by other federal democracies like Canada.
We think you'll enjoy 'em, and you'll be hearing more about them in the coming weeks.
congratulations. a very timely initiative.
Posted by: Bob Senser | July 18, 2008 at 06:15 PM
congratulations. a very timely initiative.
Posted by: Bob Senser | July 18, 2008 at 06:15 PM
congratulations. a very timely initiative.
Posted by: Bob Senser | July 18, 2008 at 06:16 PM