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Does hegemony matter? The reorganization of the Pacific political economy.

By:

CRONE, Donald

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 1993Action note:

3/7/00 M2LMGR

Summary: Advances a modified explanation of regime formation in the Pacific that is conditioned by cognitive factors, as follows: (1) that US predominance inhibited early attempts to organise the Pacific, by creating disincentives for the parties to institutionalize and multilateralize relationships; (2) that the present regime is largely a response to 'leveling' changes in economic and political power relations among Pacific nations; and (3) that value differentials are also important and have structured APEC as a weak regime.

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Advances a modified explanation of regime formation in the Pacific that is conditioned by cognitive factors, as follows: (1) that US predominance inhibited early attempts to organise the Pacific, by creating disincentives for the parties to institutionalize and multilateralize relationships; (2) that the present regime is largely a response to 'leveling' changes in economic and political power relations among Pacific nations; and (3) that value differentials are also important and have structured APEC as a weak regime.

3/7/00 M2LMGR

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