The New Politics of Regionalism

Foreword

1 Introduction - The challenge of emerging regionalisms outside of Europe

[Antje Dietze, Ulf Engel, Frank Mattheis, Thomas Ploetze and Heidrun Zinecker]

Part 1: Logics and purposes of region-building

2 Towards modular regionalism: The proliferation of Latin American cooperation

[Gian Luca Gardini]

3 Towards bifurcated regionalism: The production of regional overlaps in Central Africa

[Frank Mattheis]

4 "Region in the making"? Security narratives and the negotiation of region in Central America

[Thomas Ploetze]

5 Latin America and the building of regional public goods

[Clarissa Dri]

Part 2: Trajectories and entanglements of regionalisms in a global order

6 Is interregional AU-ASEAN diffusion in the South barren?

[Stephen Kingah and Charles Akong]

7 Regionalism in the Southwest Pacific: Globalization, Europe and the Trans-Tasman Single Economic Market

[John Leslie]

8 Persistence of regionalism in the face of economic and financial crisis? Institution-building in ASEAN, MERCOSUR and the EU

[Jens-Uwe Wunderlich]

Part 3: Region-building beyond the state

9 Modes of regional governance in Africa

[Ian Taylor and Fredrik Soederbaum]

10 The Kimberley Process on conflict diamonds, new regionalisms and the dynamics of (de/re)territorialization

[J. Andrew Grant]

11 Regionalism of armed groups and movements in Central Africa

[Angela Meyer and Gregor Giersch]

12 Navigating sovereign territoriality: The logic of regionalism in international police cooperation

[Nicholas Dietrich]

13 Conclusions

[Antje Dietze, Ulf Engel, Frank Mattheis, Thomas Ploetze and Heidrun Zinecker]

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