A compelling and prescient case study for anyone tracking the rise of the modern services economy, where Jonathan David Aronson and Peter F. Cowhey tackle the once-overlooked frontier of services trade, from telecommunications to finance, building the foundational argument for open markets, market access, and national treatment that would eventually shape GATT and the WTO, making this essential reading for understanding globalization, trade liberalization, and the policy battles behind today's international trade system.