so exciting for me to read rachel brewster’s paper on reputation. she teaches me evidence of truth at the level of nation states. she speaks of agreements that are “enforced” by mutual benefit, of agreements enforced by fear of sanction, of agreements enforced by fear of loss of reputation for keeping agreements. <\/p>\n
so how did it go at cato<\/p>\n
meeting itself disappointing but informative of how unrecognized and unrecognizable the antigua story is
\nset-up by cato not bad
\nthank you sally james
\nmendel begged for negotiation and made clear that he’s been wanting negotiation all along
\njackson remarkably uninformed and obtuse but clear that the us govt defense will be mistake and then fight on the form and size of the award and bet that when the chips are down the wto won’t want to go there
\nvision a rhetorical poker table with players sitting round
\nantigua, us govt, EU, developing nations, WTO
\nso imagine
\nwto says antigua can violate us copyright
\nwhat happens next <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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