A Nov. 2, 2022, symposium sponsored by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Yeutter Institute brought together experts addressing a wide array of trade matters, including global ag market dynamics, North American economic integration and Asia-Pacific economic diplomacy. Among the key questions discussed: — What complications arise for efforts to shift trade policy toward “friendshoring”? — How well has North American economic integration fared in the wake of NAFTA and its successor, the USMCA? — What factors, such as the Russian invasion of Ukraine, are currently affecting agricultural markets and global food insecurity? — What guideposts can best direct U.S. economic diplomacy in the Asia-Pacific region? — Does the World Trade Organization retain relevance amid changing global trade conditions? This biennial Yeutter Institute event, with in-person and online attendance, was held at the University of Nebraska’s Innovation Campus and featured the theme, “New Patterns of Trade Integration.”