Kimberly
Ann Elliott is
a Research Fellow at the Institute for International Economics
and at the Center for Global Development, both in Washington,
DC. She is the author or co-author of numerous books and articles
on a variety of trade policy and globalization issues, much of
it focusing on the uses of economic leverage in international
negotiations. She has taught a course on economic negotiation
at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies
and in 2002-2003, served on the National Academies Committee
on Monitoring International Labor Standards. In 1999, she chaired
the Task Force on Civil Society of the State Department Advisory
Committee on International Economic Policy.
Publications
on the process of international economic negotiation:
Elliott,
Kimberly. January 2009. Does the Doha Round matter? Current
History: A Journal of Contemporary World Affairs, 108(714):
39-43.
Elliott,
Kimberly. 2004. Does ‘Deep’ Integration Imply
a Role for Labor Standards? In Integrating the Americas : FTAA and beyond,
edited by Antoni Estevedeordal, Dani Rodrik, Alan M. Taylor, and
Andres Velasco. Cambridge: Harvard University Press.
Elliott, Kimberly.
2003. Economic Sanctions Reconsidered, 3d. edition. Washington:
Institute for International Economics. With Gary Hufbauer and Jeffrey
Schott.
Elliott, Kimberly.
2002. The Role of Incentives, Trust, and Institutions in Sustainable
Single Markets. Prepared for Lessons for a Globalizing World?
Historical Experiences of Europe and the United States in Market
Integration, a project of the European Union Center, Maxwell Center,
Syracuse University. Organized by Ellen Frost, Michael Schneider,
and J. David Richardson. Conference held in Washington, DC, September
25-26.
Elliott, Kimberly.
2002. Analyzing the Effects of Targeted Sanctions. In Smart
Sanctions: Targeting Economic Statecraft, edited by David
Cortright and George A. Lopez. Boulder: Rowman and Littlefield,
Inc.
Elliott, Kimberly.
2000. Getting Beyond ‘No…!’ Promoting Worker
Rights and Trade. In The WTO after Seattle, edited by
Jeffrey J. Schott. Washington: Institute for International Economics.
Elliott, Kimberly.
forthcoming 2000. (Mis)Managing Diversity: Worker Rights and US
Trade Policy. International Negotiation: A Journal of Theory
and Practice.
Elliott, Kimberly.
1997. Determinants and Effectiveness of 'Aggressively Unilateral'
U.S. Trade Actions. In Effects of U.S. Trade Protection and
Promotion Policies, edited by Robert C. Feenstra. Chicago:
University of Chicago Press for the National Bureau of Economic
Research. With J. David Richardson.
Elliott, Kimberly.
1996. International Economic Sanctions. In Encyclopedia of
Nonviolent Action, edited by Christopher Kruegler, Roger Powers,
Doug Bond, Ronald McCarthy, William Vogele. New York: Garland Publishers.
Elliott, Kimberly.
1996. From Super 301 to DEC: The Evolution of U.S.-Korea Trade
Relations. In Korea's Turn to Globalization and Korea-U.S.
Cooperation, edited by Yeomin Yoon and Robert W. McGee. South
Orange, NJ: The W. Paul Stillman School of Business, Seton Hall
University.
Elliott, Kimberly.
1994. Reciprocity and Retaliation in US Trade Policy. Washington,
D.C. :Institute for International Economics. With Thomas O. Bayard.
Contact
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