Subsidy Regulation and State Transformation in North America, the GATT and the EU

The book explores the impact of recent international subsidy regulations on the transformation of state dynamics, highlighting a shift towards liberalism in expenditure while diminishing state sovereignty due to the transfer of authority to international institutions. It delves into the conflicts arising from the adaptation of states, firms, and social forces to a global economy and compares subsidy arrangements in North America, GATT, and the European Union to illustrate these changes in state structure and behavior.