The Leonard Davis Institute for International Relations at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem invites papers for a conference to be held 14-15 June, 2010. Paper proposals are invited on the conference theme: Political Economy of Liberalizing Trade in Services. The goal of the conference is to theoretically and empirically explore whether existing international political economy theories apply to services trade liberalization and how they might be revised. Proposals should be received by Feb. 21, 2010. Please visit the conference website for more information.
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