Christian Deblock
Biographic Data
| ID | 823341 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Christian Deblock |
| GIVEN NAMES | Christian |
| FAMILY NAME | Deblock |
| SIGNATURE | DEBLOCK C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université du Québec à Montréal |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Repenser l'intégration en Amérique du Nord
Ceta, an Innovative Agreement with Many Unsettled Trajectories
Can trade agreements integrate innovations and progressive dispositions? In this era of fast changes linked to globalization and technological changes which fuel discontent, this question has emerged in the literature and in the negotiation processes of many recent agreements. In the first section of this article, we will introduce the structural changes that are beneath the surface of recent trade agreements using a typology of trade agreements …
L’intégration économique continentale et ses effets sur les gouvernements infra-étatiques
Par le passé, les accords de libre-échange et autres ententes commerciales engageaient au premier chef leurs signataires; ils n’avaient pas d’effets directs sur les autres niveaux de gouvernement. Or cette étanchéité entre les niveaux de gouvernement ne prévaut plus depuis l’entrée en vigueur, le 1er janvier 1989, de l’Accord de libre-échange entre le Canada et les États-Unis. En effet, pour la première fois, un accord commercial stipule expressé…
La reconversion des zones anciennes
La volonté du milieu de changer radicalement son environnement économique a conduit à une impressionnante mobilisation des énergies au cours de la dernière décennie au sein de la MRC du Bas-Richelieu. La démarche présentée dans cet article a constitué le point de rencontre entre deux objectifs souvent difficiles à concilier soit (1) le respect des sensibilités régionales et (2) l’identification de modalités d’arrimage au nouveau cadre économique …
La Chine et l'Amérique latine
While some see the phenomenal growth of China and its huge needs for raw materials as an Eldorado for Latin America, others are concerned about the destabilizing effects of new trade flows and their inherent trade diplomatic effects on both production networks and integration processes. In a short time, the Latin American economic map was completely reshaped. Yet, we do not know what the final result might be. We can be certain however ? and many…
From Economic Dialogue to Ceta
Canada's diplomacy since the enactment of the North American free trade agreement (NAFTA) has been marked by a double movement, strengthening relations with the United States and loosening ties with Europe. Unlike the United States, however, Canada is now showing great interest in securing a trade agreement with Europe.1 In 2009, following 10 years of negotiations, Canada reached a free trade agreement with the European Free Trade Association. Fo…
Le régionalisme en Asie
Depuis une décennie, le régionalisme asiatique est en mutation. Les accords économiques et arrangements institutionnels de toute nature y prolifèrent et s'enchevêtrent, mais sans cohérence apparente. Ces dynamiques multiples, issues de la diversité des perspectives et intérêts des puissances asiatiques, font du régionalisme en Asie un projet différent du modèle européen et américain, mais dont la forme finale demeure incertaine. Cette incertitude…
Après le sommet de Mar del Plata
A nalysis of the results of the fourth summit meeting of the Americas, held in Mar del Plata in November of 2005, reveals the factors that have led to the formation of two antagonistic groups of countries, during the hemispheric negotiation process. There is a widespread belief that these negotiations are leading to the formation of two trade blocs, based on NAFTA and MERCOSUR. This article, however, emphasizes the fact that the summit results ha…
Les Amériques à l’heure de l’intégration
Crises et renouveau du capitalisme. Le 20e siècle en perspective
Free Trade and Trade-Related Issues in Quebec
This essay addresses the question of trade policy between a sovereign Quebec and the United States, should independence occur. To provide an answer to this question, a number of issues need to be addressed: What is the nature of the trade patterns between the partners involved? What are the trade patterns within Canada, and how are these affected by the North-South trade flows? What are the effects of Canadian-American free trade on the Quebec ec…
New Issues on the Nafta Front
Under review here is a single-author work and four collections comprising no less than 48 contributions by some 61 authors, not counting commentators and panel discussants. This richness is but a small indication of the unflagging interest the North American Free Trade Agreement (nafta) has spawned among academics, researchers, and analysts. If nothing else, nafta has certainly proven that interactive and integrative forces do carry with them int…
L'Union Européenne et l'amérique du nord
Nafta
The North American Free Trade Agreement, (NAFTA) aims to create a unified North American market. Whether or not such a project is to be beneficial to the participating countries- and to the world economy as a whole- is a controversial issue. Much of the present debate surrounding NAFTA focuses on the uncertainty of NAFTA's viability, appropriateness, and benefits.f Is NAFTA part of a general process of trade liberalization or conducive to the con…
Le libre-échange par défaut
Le libre-échange par défaut
Livres reçus
Les économies capitalists et socialistes
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Le Canada, les États-Unis, le Mexique et la continentalisation de l’économie nord-américaine
Le Canada, les États-Unis, le Mexique et la continentalisation de l’économie nord-américaine. Un article de la revue Cahiers de recherche sociologique (L’économie mondiale en mutation) diffusée par la plateforme Érudit
From Economic Dialogue to Ceta
Canada's diplomacy since the enactment of the North American free trade agreement (NAFTA) has been marked by a double movement, strengthening relations with the United States and loosening ties with Europe. Unlike the United States, however, Canada is now showing great interest in securing a trade agreement with Europe.1 In 2009, following 10 years of negotiations, Canada reached a free trade agreement with the European Free Trade Association. Fo…
Nafta
The North American Free Trade Agreement, (NAFTA) aims to create a unified North American market. Whether or not such a project is to be beneficial to the participating countries- and to the world economy as a whole- is a controversial issue. Much of the present debate surrounding NAFTA focuses on the uncertainty of NAFTA's viability, appropriateness, and benefits.f Is NAFTA part of a general process of trade liberalization or conducive to the con…
Crises et renouveau du capitalisme. Le 20e siècle en perspective
Le Canada, les États-Unis, le Mexique et la continentalisation de l’économie nord-américaine
Le Canada, les États-Unis, le Mexique et la continentalisation de l’économie nord-américaine. Un article de la revue Cahiers de recherche sociologique (L’économie mondiale en mutation) diffusée par la plateforme Érudit
Les économies capitalists et socialistes
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Le libre-échange par défaut
Livres reçus
Le libre-échange par défaut
Nafta
The North American Free Trade Agreement, (NAFTA) aims to create a unified North American market. Whether or not such a project is to be beneficial to the participating countries- and to the world economy as a whole- is a controversial issue. Much of the present debate surrounding NAFTA focuses on the uncertainty of NAFTA's viability, appropriateness, and benefits.f Is NAFTA part of a general process of trade liberalization or conducive to the con…
L'Union Européenne et l'amérique du nord
New Issues on the Nafta Front
Under review here is a single-author work and four collections comprising no less than 48 contributions by some 61 authors, not counting commentators and panel discussants. This richness is but a small indication of the unflagging interest the North American Free Trade Agreement (nafta) has spawned among academics, researchers, and analysts. If nothing else, nafta has certainly proven that interactive and integrative forces do carry with them int…
Free Trade and Trade-Related Issues in Quebec
This essay addresses the question of trade policy between a sovereign Quebec and the United States, should independence occur. To provide an answer to this question, a number of issues need to be addressed: What is the nature of the trade patterns between the partners involved? What are the trade patterns within Canada, and how are these affected by the North-South trade flows? What are the effects of Canadian-American free trade on the Quebec ec…
Les Amériques à l’heure de l’intégration
Crises et renouveau du capitalisme. Le 20e siècle en perspective
Après le sommet de Mar del Plata
A nalysis of the results of the fourth summit meeting of the Americas, held in Mar del Plata in November of 2005, reveals the factors that have led to the formation of two antagonistic groups of countries, during the hemispheric negotiation process. There is a widespread belief that these negotiations are leading to the formation of two trade blocs, based on NAFTA and MERCOSUR. This article, however, emphasizes the fact that the summit results ha…
Le régionalisme en Asie
Depuis une décennie, le régionalisme asiatique est en mutation. Les accords économiques et arrangements institutionnels de toute nature y prolifèrent et s'enchevêtrent, mais sans cohérence apparente. Ces dynamiques multiples, issues de la diversité des perspectives et intérêts des puissances asiatiques, font du régionalisme en Asie un projet différent du modèle européen et américain, mais dont la forme finale demeure incertaine. Cette incertitude…
L’intégration économique continentale et ses effets sur les gouvernements infra-étatiques
Par le passé, les accords de libre-échange et autres ententes commerciales engageaient au premier chef leurs signataires; ils n’avaient pas d’effets directs sur les autres niveaux de gouvernement. Or cette étanchéité entre les niveaux de gouvernement ne prévaut plus depuis l’entrée en vigueur, le 1er janvier 1989, de l’Accord de libre-échange entre le Canada et les États-Unis. En effet, pour la première fois, un accord commercial stipule expressé…
La reconversion des zones anciennes
La volonté du milieu de changer radicalement son environnement économique a conduit à une impressionnante mobilisation des énergies au cours de la dernière décennie au sein de la MRC du Bas-Richelieu. La démarche présentée dans cet article a constitué le point de rencontre entre deux objectifs souvent difficiles à concilier soit (1) le respect des sensibilités régionales et (2) l’identification de modalités d’arrimage au nouveau cadre économique …
La Chine et l'Amérique latine
While some see the phenomenal growth of China and its huge needs for raw materials as an Eldorado for Latin America, others are concerned about the destabilizing effects of new trade flows and their inherent trade diplomatic effects on both production networks and integration processes. In a short time, the Latin American economic map was completely reshaped. Yet, we do not know what the final result might be. We can be certain however ? and many…
From Economic Dialogue to Ceta
Canada's diplomacy since the enactment of the North American free trade agreement (NAFTA) has been marked by a double movement, strengthening relations with the United States and loosening ties with Europe. Unlike the United States, however, Canada is now showing great interest in securing a trade agreement with Europe.1 In 2009, following 10 years of negotiations, Canada reached a free trade agreement with the European Free Trade Association. Fo…
Ceta, an Innovative Agreement with Many Unsettled Trajectories
Can trade agreements integrate innovations and progressive dispositions? In this era of fast changes linked to globalization and technological changes which fuel discontent, this question has emerged in the literature and in the negotiation processes of many recent agreements. In the first section of this article, we will introduce the structural changes that are beneath the surface of recent trade agreements using a typology of trade agreements …
Repenser l'intégration en Amérique du Nord
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