New regionalism
The Intensive Exchanges Flows: About a "New Regionalism": OBOR («One Belt, One Road»)
... a new regionalism tends to slip "Spokes" (orientation of the agreements TPP and TTIP) towards the Hubs, through a refocusing towards their intra-regional ...“spaghetti regionalism” in which ...
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New regionalism and the construction of global order
... old regionalism is in the process of being transformed into new ...creating new concepts and ideas of world ...process, regionalism becomes infused with the logic of the market inherent in the ...
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China’s “New Regionalism” as a Mechanism to Strengthen the Influence of China in the Global Integration Processes: An Example of Eurasian Economic Union
... "new regionalism", China is becoming an indispensable, often unalternative partner for a growing number of countries around the ...the New Silk Road, requires to maintain, sustain and ...
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The New Regionalism: Comparing the Development of the EC Single Integrated Market, NAFTA and APEC
... of regionalism (the completion of the internal market of the European Communities in 1992, Asia Pacific developments, and US-centred Western hemisphere moves) constitute a new and qualitatively different ...
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Globalization, New Regionalism and the Challenge of Development in Africa
... Africaʹs new regionalism, epitomized by the transition from the OAU to AU, and argues that while the effort has enabled Africa to respond to the challenge of globalization and development in a way, the ...
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REGIONALISM – ITS DIMENSIONS, MEANING AND ISSUES
... The New regionalism is taking shape in a multipolar world ...The new regionalism and multi-polarity are, in fact, two sides of the same ...The new is a more spontaneous process from ...
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MAKING EAST ASIAN REGIONALISM WORKS
... Asian regionalism cannot be put into practice without these countries» strong ...by regionalism. The main focus of the regionalism is to make these countries grow together so that it can spread ...
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Delegation and Agency in EU Trade Policy-Making: Bringing Brussels Back in
... from globalization and the effects of liberalization of markets are critically assessed. The following statements by a DG trade official stress this point: “If we don’t want the cold shower of competition to translate ...
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Limitations and prospects of regionalism in east africa
... competition, regionalism has become an avenue of streamlining, strengthening and harmonizing ecame fashionable after (WWII) and has since remained quite ...vibrant. New regional blocks are being formed, old ...
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"European Integration Reconsidered: Redistribution of Authority in European Union Member States"
... A key assumption in most neofunctionalist theory is that governmental and nongovernmental groups would come to see the integration process to be, on balance, in their interest. This assumption is based primarily on the ...
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MAKING EAST ASIAN REGIONALISM WORKS
... For the past few years, regionalism has been progressing in East Asia with the likes of Cina, Japan, and Korea (CJK) as the most prominent actors. Unfortunately, with the absence of trade arrangement amongst the ...
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Regionalism, Geography, and the International Legal Imagination
... I will describe how Alejandro Alvarez and Taslim Olawale Elias urge the international legal significance of Latin America and Africa, respectively, but in a way th[r] ...
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Decentralisation in India: Towards `localism' or `regionalism'?
... By unpacking what decentralisation has come to mean in the Indian context, the Kerala study points to two interesting findings. Firstly, that a decentralisation strategy is a reflection of the socio-political context of ...
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Eurasian Integration: Challenges of Transcontinental Regionalism
... a new title when responsibility for policy on five countries – Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan – was transferred from the former bureau to the ...
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Mediterranean Migrations: Regionalism versus Globalization
... 4) Finally, a policy solution is outlined, which follows a now-conventional view of the usual regulation of capitalist markets: that states cannot control migration, they can only manage it. Thus, government policy ...
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Federalism and regionalism in transition countries: A survey
... the new institutional economics, which has, however, to be fully developed yet (Savvin, ...of new power structure to control the staff decisions is not unambiguous (Libman and Feld, 2007; Chebankova, 2005, ...
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The EU’s New Black Sea Policy- What kind of regionalism is this? CEPS Working Document No. 297/July 2008.
... body, new general policy initiatives will typically see an inter-service working group formed and the project coordinator, in this case the Directorate General for External Relations, has to preside over the ...
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Holding together regionalism and the interaction of functional bureaucracies
... the regionalism considered indeed aims to ensure a certain level of policy coordination in the long ...of regionalism (if it is indeed desired) than prevents it (Feng and Genna 2003; Herrmann-Pillath ...
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South Pacific regionalism : the development of an indigenous commitment
... The initial object of the organisation was a narrow one: 'to enable the various territories supplying bananas to New Zealand to work together for their mutual benefit in that trade'. In its first few years of ...
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Russia, Central Asia and China : regionalism or transregionalism?
... The new rationale for the SCO appears elusive, but with the accession of India and Pakistan, the SCO summit in June 2018 revealed some differences between members on ...
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