Maxwell A. Cameron is interested in theories of international political economy, international negotiation, and democratization. His past work has focused on North American and Western Hemispheric negotiations, and he is currently directing a project on the negotiation of the Inter-American Democratic Charter. This project was initiated with a conference in November 2002 that brought together key policy makers, academics and members of non-governmental organizations involved in the process culminating in the signing of the Charter in Lima, Peru, on September 11, 2001. A collection of papers from that conference is under review, and information about the project can be found at the website of the Liu Institute for Global Issues at UBC.

 

Publications on the process of international economic negotiation:

Cameron, Maxwell, and Brian Tomlin. 2000. The Making of NAFTA: How the Deal Was Done. Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press.

Cameron, Maxwell. 2000. Negotiating North American Free Trade. International Negotiation 5: no. 1. Special issue on International Economic Negotiations: Overcoming Asymmetry (With Brian W. Tomlin).

Cameron, Maxwell. 1998. Nesting NAFTA in APEC: The Political Economy of Open Subregionalism. In Asia-Pacific Crossroads: Regime Creation and the Future of APEC, edited by Aggarwal and Morrison. New York: St. Martin's Press.

Aggarwal, Vinod K. and Maxwell A. Cameron. Summer 1994. Modelling Peruvian Debt Rescheduling in the 1980s. Studies in Comparative International Development 29, no. 2:48-81.

 

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