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Regionalism across the North-South divide : state strategies and globalization

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Grugel, Jean

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Routledge LondonGB 1999Description: x, 198 pAction note:

4/8/02 JOY_D

Summary: Examines the trend towards regionalism in the contemporary world order. Provides some background to the changing position in the global order of the South and examines the competing theoretical perspectives on regionalism. Looks at politics within some semi-peripheral states and the role they play in building new regions. Discusses regional associations within three developing areas, where the region is taking on a middle position between the North and South.

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Examines the trend towards regionalism in the contemporary world order. Provides some background to the changing position in the global order of the South and examines the competing theoretical perspectives on regionalism. Looks at politics within some semi-peripheral states and the role they play in building new regions. Discusses regional associations within three developing areas, where the region is taking on a middle position between the North and South.

4/8/02 JOY_D

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