Includes bibliographical references (p. 244-247) and index.

Experts are beginning to doubt benefits of free trade / Robert A. Senser -- Free trade has led to more and better jobs in America / Russell Roberts -- Free trade is killing American industry / Pat Buchanan -- Free trade helps working Americans / Douglas Irwin -- A free trade-oriented elite is betraying American workers / Sherrod Brown -- Export-oriented free trade brings prosperity / Jagdish Bhagwati -- Free trade has harmed developing world manufacturers / Gordon Lafer -- Trade barriers hurt American families and developing world farmers / Daniel Griswold, Stephen Slivinski, and Christopher Preble -- Nafta has hurt Mexico's farmers and laborers / Timothy Wise -- Rich countries can make trade fairer by reducing tariffs and subsidies / Martin Vander Weyer -- Fair trade organizations may hurt small-scale coffee producers / Jeremy Weber -- Free trade can lead to economic growth and environmental improvement / B. Delworth Gardner -- Free trade may be harming Mexico's environment / Kevin P. Gallagher -- Protectionist measures can masquerade as environmental concerns / Shahrukh Rafi Khan -- Free trade has improved labor conditions / Robert J. Flanagan -- The EU has shown that trade policies can also protect human rights and the environment / Sarah Anderson and John Cavanagh -- Global trade is impoverishing both u.s. and developing world workers / Jim Goodman -- Offshore outsourcing is good for the American economy / Daniel W Drezner -- Offshore outsourcing hurts workers and the economy in developed countries / John Cassidy -- Offshoring of white-collar jobs is shifting the global balance of power / Ashutosh Sheshabalaya -- Strong intellectual property enforcement encourages trade and investment / Daniel J. Gervais -- Tying free trade to intellectual property rights may hinder development / Graham Dutfield -- Free trade promotes cultural diversity worldwide / Radley Balko -- Cultural protectionism can have positive outcomes / Jacques Delacroix and Julien Bornon.