Jumia Books Free Trade in the Twenty-First Century: Economic Theory and Political Reality by Max Rangeley

"Free Trade in the Twenty-First Century: Economic Theory and Political Reality," edited by Max Rangeley and Daniel Hannan, provides a comprehensive assessment of the benefits and contemporary relevance of free trade. The book brings together contributions from senior policy-makers—including former prime ministers, ambassadors, political figures, and esteemed academics such as Nobel Prize winners and economic historians—who explore the practical realities of negotiating trade agreements and the moral arguments underpinning free trade.

Key themes include:

Analyzing the importance of free trade for global prosperity today.

Exploring how free trade agreements are negotiated in the modern political context.

Bridging economic theory with political and diplomatic realities.

Charting ways toward achieving genuine free trade among nations.

Discussing the role of free trade in fostering global peace and economic cooperation.

Each chapter, authored by an expert, addresses specific contemporary trade issues, helping readers understand complex topics such as monetary economics' impact on trade and the intricacies of modern trade agreements. The book aims to move beyond abstract theory to show practical applications of free trade in today’s world, emphasizing its role in creating prosperity and peace.