Professor Jagdish N. Bhagwati Selective List of Papers (1996-2000)

• "Wanted: Jubilee 2010 Against Protectionism."  (With Arvind Panagariya)  Abbreviated version appeared in The Financial Times
• "How Not to Get Trade Going."
• "Why Nike is on the Right Track."  Abbreviated version appeared in The Financial Times, May 1, 2000
• "High Noon on China and the WTO."  Abbreviated version appeared in The Wall Street Journal, April 12, 2000
• "Clinton in India: A Convergence but not Quite Yet."  India Today (Special Issue published prior to President Clinton’s Visit), March 2000
• "Washington’s Inevitable Tilt towards New Delhi."  The Financial Times, March 2000.
• Letter to Columbia University Committee engaged in decision on the question of a Living Wage etc. in judging whether apparel firms supplying Columbia T-shirts etc. should be asked to sign on to A Social Responsibility Code.  March 2000
• A Letter on Mazur's Article.  Foreign Affairs, March 2000
• "Crony Capitalism: Rent-creating versus Profit-sharing Corruption."  February 2000
• "Review of Sachs-Varshney-Bajpai and Lal Books On India."  The Times Literary Supplement, January 2000
• "What Really Happened in Seattle?"  Abbreviated version entitled “An Unjustified Sense of Victory”appeared in The Financial Times,  December 21, 1999
• "The Seattle Fiasco: President Clinton’s Failure or Triumph?"  The Washington Post, December 1999
• Third World Intellectuals and NGOs-Statement Against Linkage"  November 1999
• "Globalization: The Question of Appropriate Governance."  Sang-don Suh Prize acceptance lecture given at Taegu, Korea, October 7, 1999
• "Outward-Orientation And Development: Are Revisionists Right?"  (with Professor T.N. Srinivasan for Professor Anne Krueger festchrift, September 1999
• "Trade and Culture: America’s  Blind Spot."  September 1999
• "But Mr. Clinton, Globalization has a Human Face."  Abbreviated version appeared in The Financial Times, August 17, 1999
• "Economic Freedom: Prosperity and Social Progress."  Keynote Speech: Conference on Economic Freedom and Development, Tokyo, June17-18 1999
• "Free Trade in the 21st Century: Managing Viruses, Phobias, and Social Agendas."  Third Anita and Robert Summers Lecture, University of Pennsylvania, April 13, 1999
• "Moral Obligations and Trade."  Presented at Senator Bob Kerrey's BACKPAK Conference on International Trade, Omaha, Nebraska,  December 12, 1998
• "Notes on Krugman's Article on Myth of Asian Miracle."  November 11, 1998
• "Why Free Capital Mobility May be Hazardous to Your Health: Lessons from the Latest Financial Crisis."  NBER Conference on Capital Controls, Cambridge, MA,  November 7, 1998
• Comment on Dani Rodrik's article, "The Global Fix" (New Republic, November 2, 1998).  Response to Rodrik's response Bhagwati's comment.
• Letter to the Financial Times on Multilateral Agreement on Investment (MAI).  Short version appeared in the Financial Times, October 1998
• "Free Trade: Why AFL-CIO, the Sierra Club, and Congressman Gephardt Should Like It." Remarks made at a panel discussion on the occasion of the award of the Seidman Distinguished Award in Political Economy, September 18, 1998
  
• "Free Trade: What Now?" Keynote address, on the occasion of the award of the 1998 Freedom Prise of the Max Schmidheiny Foundation, International Management Symposium, University of St. Gallen, Switzerland, on May 25, 1998
• "The Post-Nuclear Deterrent."  Longer version appeared in India Today (a leading Indian newsweekly) after India conducted nuclear tests, May 1998
• "Fifty Years: Looking Back, Looking Forward."  Symposium on the World Trading System, organized by the WTO and the Graduate Institute of International Studies in Geneva, April 30, 1998
• "Regionalism and Multilateralism: WTO, MERCOSUR, et al."  Argentine Bankers' Conference, May 1998
• "Play it Again, Sam: A New Look at Trade and Wages."  Yale University Conference in honor of Professor T.N. Srinivasan's 65th Birthday, March 27 and 28, 1998.  Published in a festschrift volume.
• "Comment on Borjas."  University of Michigan conference held in Washington, DC, Spring 1998
• "Illegals in our midst: Getting Policy Exactly Wrong."  Boston Review of Books, 1998.
• "The Miracle that Did Happen: Understanding East Asia in Comparative Perspective."  Keynote speech, Conference on "Government and Market: The Relevance of the Taiwanese Performance to Development Theory and Policy" in honor of Professors Liu and Tsiang, Cornell University, May 3, 1996

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