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505 0 $aParties and trade policy: a theoretical framework -- Trade policy and party politics from the Civil War to 1980 -- The first Reagan administration: democratic pressure and White House retreat -- Partisanship heats up: the trade policy explosion of 1985-1986 -- The one-hundredth congress: trade legislation and presidential politics -- The Bush years: opening Japan, negotiating NAFTA -- Clinton's first two years in office: trade activism on all fronts -- Trade liberalization grinds to a halt, 1995-1998 -- Trade liberalization set back again, then renewed?: The battle in Seattle and PNTR with China.
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