What is the impact of regional integration for different countries
and how can it be measured? Using an interdisciplinary approach,
this book explores how regional integration can be quantified,
evaluated and monitored.
In today's globalizing world there is growing tension between the
quest for global free trade and the fact that trade liberalization
is frequently organized regionally rather than multilaterally. This
book investigates the methodological problems involved in designing
monitoring tools for regional integration, and makes suggestions
for designing and organizing systems of indicators of regional
integration. The volume is organized into three sections:
- Part one discusses general theoretical and methodological aspects
of building indicator systems.
- Part two focuses on the measurement of regional economic
integration and interdependence.
- Part three explore the possibilities for monitoring political
integration, regional governance and conflict.
The book will be of interest to students and researchers of
international relations and economics as well as policy makers and
professionals within international and regional organizations.
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