The book "Preferential Trade Agreements and Developing Country Use of Antidumping" by Darren Sandler provides a comprehensive analysis of the impact of preferential trade agreements (PTAs) on the application of antidumping measures in developing countries. The dissertation employs an extended methodology originally developed by Prusa and Teh to examine the relationships between PTAs and antidumping disputes. The focus is on data from 2003 to 2010, particularly concerning Latin American countries. The analysis relies on information from the World Bank Temporary Trade Barriers Database to illuminate the dynamics and challenges faced by developing countries when applying antidumping measures in a changing trade environment.