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The past decade has seen a proliferation of trade talks, and at a multitude of different levels. The scope and complexity of the trade agenda have considerably expanded the Uruguay round. The activism of the "private" sector in the policy-making process has increased both at the national and international levels, hand-in-hand with the globalization of markets and the "privatization" of international economic relations. These issues, and how they impact on Latin America, form the main themes of the book.

MIGUEL F. LENGYEL is Co-Director of the Latin American trade Network and integrates the direction of the Program of International Economic Institutions at FLACSO Argentina. He teaches at FLACSO Argentina and the Universidad de Buenos Aires. - VIVIANNE VENTURA-DIAS is Director of the Division of International Trade and Integration at the United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean in Santiago, Chile. -