New Regionalism in International Political Economics Post-Cold War Era
New Regionalism in International Political Economics Post-Cold War Era
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Book Summary
About the Book: New Regionalism in International Political Economics Post-Cold War Era This edition deals with the development of new regionalism in international political economic in post-cold war era into nine chapters. Changes in the international structure and new security challenges were expected to push the development of new regionalism, providing order and stability in Africa, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia, and South Asia. These forces have redefined the structural and agentive relationships between the global, regional, and national contexts. This edition reexamines the conceptual development of new regionalism; regionalism and regional integration without Europe-centeredness; the way regionalism in East Asia; impact of the post-cold war on
ISBN-13
9789388612760
Language
English
Binding
Hard Bound
Publisher
Global Vision Publishing House
Total Pages
320

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Book Summary
About the Book: New Regionalism in International Political Economics Post-Cold War Era This edition deals with the development of new regionalism in international political economic in post-cold war era into nine chapters. Changes in the international structure and new security challenges were expected to push the development of new regionalism, providing order and stability in Africa, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia, and South Asia. These forces have redefined the structural and agentive relationships between the global, regional, and national contexts. This edition reexamines the conceptual development of new regionalism; regionalism and regional integration without Europe-centeredness; the way regionalism in East Asia; impact of the post-cold war on
Book Specifications
ISBN-13
9789388612760
Language
English
Binding
Hard Bound
Publisher
Global Vision Publishing House
Total Pages
320