--William J. Bernstein, author of A Splendid Exchange: How Trade Shaped the World and co-principal, Efficient Frontier Advisors

“As with his previous book, Who's Afraid of the WTO?, Kent Jones has produced a timely and informative study of the current woes afflicting multilateral trade negotiations.  This new book is definitely worth reading for its insightful analysis.” 

     --Douglas Irwin, Professor of Arts and Sciences, Department of Economics, Dartmouth College and author of Free Trade under Fire

“In contrast with the GATT, many people have heard of the WTO, but as with the GATT, have little or no understanding of its goals and how it works. Kent Jones’ timely new book provides both a useful introduction to the WTO and for trade specialists already familiar with the WTO, a detailed treatment of the many challenges it currently faces. His suggestions for dealing with these challenges are important because the challenges transcend the Doha Round in the sense that they will still be there regardless of whether the Round ultimately succeeds or fails.”    

      --Richard Blackhurst, Adjunct Professor, The Fletcher School, Tufts University and Former Director of Economic Research, GATT/WTO Secretariats (1985-1997)