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Theories of new regionalism : a palgrave reader / edited by Fredrik Soderbaum and Timothy M. Shaw.

Contributor(s): Soderbaum, Fredrik | Shaw, Timothy MMaterial type: TextTextSeries: International Political EconomyPublisher: Hampshire : Palgrave Macmillan, 2003Description: xv, 255 pages : 22 cmISBN: 9781349507924LOC classification: HF1359.T443
Contents:
Contents : Introduction : theories of new regionalism -- The new regionalism revisited -- The world order approach -- Regionalism and world order : the changing global setting -- The regional project in global governance -- Regionalism : providing a substance to multilateralism? -- New regionalism and economic development -- Regional security complex theory in the post-cold war world -- A region-building approach -- The political economy of scale and the construction of cross-border micro-regions -- The weave-world : the regional interweaving of economies, ideas and identities -- Conclusion : What futures for new regionalism?.
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Includes bibliography and index.

Contents : Introduction : theories of new regionalism -- The new regionalism revisited -- The world order approach -- Regionalism and world order : the changing global setting -- The regional project in global governance -- Regionalism : providing a substance to multilateralism? -- New regionalism and economic development -- Regional security complex theory in the post-cold war world -- A region-building approach -- The political economy of scale and the construction of cross-border micro-regions -- The weave-world : the regional interweaving of economies, ideas and identities -- Conclusion : What futures for new regionalism?.

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