To what extent do international obligations constrain state behaviour, and how does international law impact domestic policies? These are the overarching questions that guide Young's research in Supplying Compliance with Trade Rules. More specifically, the book speaks to a critical debate within international political economy on whether, why, how, and when decisions at the World Trade Organisation (WTO) lead to domestic policy change in the EU. In short, Young argues that the EU takes WTO compliance seriously, not because it is a distinctive type of international actor or because it is pressured by exporters concerned about enforcement tariffs, but because EU policy makers care about compliance for pragmatic, rationalist reasons.

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