Regionalism has been a key feature of contemporary international
relations. As the most successful case of regional integration, the
European Union (EU) has been leading the international debate. Yet,
in the past few years new regional practices have emerged in other
continents, thus adding to the variety and scope of regionalization
processes. This book provides a comprehensive overview of the state
of regionalism in a global arena ever more dominated by emerging
powers and shifting political/economic balances. Against the
backdrop of the global economic crisis, which has invariably
weakened Europe and its integration model, the book examines the
pace of integration in Africa, Asia and South America, highlighting
the opportunities and challenges that the new global order poses to
contemporary regionalisms. Besides a number of empirical case
studies focusing on the political, economic and legal aspects of
regionalization, the book also discusses innovative theoretical
approaches to the study of regionalism in a post-European context.
This book was originally published as a special issue of The
International Spectator.
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