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Exporters Hit Chinese wall by John Lee
Australian Financial Review
May 14, 2012
Foreign Minister Bob Carr is in China to deepen Australia's relationship. While it is …

China, Trade, and Heathrow by Irwin Stelzer
Huffington Post
February 13, 2012
The Chancellor has seen the future in China, and it works. Or at least …

Canada Pacific? by Christopher Sands
Open Canada
February 8, 2012
One of the challenges of middle-power diplomacy is trying to play a significant role …

When It Comes to Trade, Harper Doesn't Like Three-Ways by Christopher Sands
Huffington Post
January 2, 2012
British Prime Minister David Cameron's veto of a Franco-German deal to address the European debt crisis …

Mexico: Nice Place to Visit but Wouldn't Want to Trade There by Christopher Sands
Huffington Post
December 27, 2011
Holiday parties gave me the opportunity to talk to Washingtonians about Canada, and the …

Spoiling for a U.S. trade fight? by John Lee
Business Spectator (Australia)
October 10, 2011
The United States Democrat-controlled Senate has postponed a vote on a bill investigating whether China …

Our China Ties are Firmly Bound by John Lee
Business Spectator (Australia)
September 30, 2011
Prime Minister Julia Gillard's review of Australia's engagement with Asia is promising to deliver …

Our Predatory Trading Partners by Irwin Stelzer
Weekly Standard
August 9, 2010
America runs large and persistent trade deficits. Our partners figure out how to make …

Time for a Dose of Protectionism? by Irwin Stelzer
Weekly Standard
November 30, 2009
Odd, that. There is Hu Jintao, the world's leading protectionist, the man who manipulates …

Obama Chooses His Words to Dodge Any Deeds by Irwin Stelzer
Sunday Times (London)
September 27, 2009
Veni, vidi, dixi. That about describes President Obama’s week. Five, count them, five Sunday …

Latin America Needs Free Trade by Jaime Daremblum
From the February 6, 2009 The American
February 6, 2009
While there is never a "good time" to start a trade war, the current …