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Problematizes ‘North America’ as an important region in its own right, breaking with the area-studies convention that divides the Global North and Global South portions of the Western Hemisphere at the US-Mexican border.

Table of Contents
  • Acknowledgments
  • Introduction: Placing North America in a World of Regions
  • Eric Hershberg and Tom Long
  • List of Abbreviations

    Part I. Constructing a North American Region
  • Chapter One. An Embarrassment of Regions: North America and Regional Orders
  • Arturo Santa-Cruz
  • Chapter Two. Ménage À Deux: Canada and the Limits of the North American Idea
  • Asa McKercher
  • Chapter Three. The Two US-Mexico Borders and the Limits of the North American Project
  • María Celia Toro

    Part II. New Regionalism and North America
  • Chapter Four. "I Was All Set to Terminate": New Regionalism Theory, the Trump Presidency, and North American Integration
  • Laura Macdonald
  • Chapter Five. Fortress North America: Theorizing a Regional Approach to Migration Management
  • Ernesto Castañeda, Michael Danielson, and Jayesh Rathod
  • Chapter Six. When Cooperation Is Not Enough: North America's Security Paradigm and the Failure to Protect Citizens' Security
  • Gema Kloppe-Santamaría
  • Chapter Seven. Energy Regionalism in North America: Subnational Leadership in the Transition to Low-Carbon Economies
  • Daniela Stevens

    Part III. Interdependences and institutions in North America
  • Chapter Eight. North America's Circulation Governance and Polycentric Drives for Integration and Fragmentation
  • Isidro Morales
  • Chapter Nine. North America in Comparative Perspective: Regional Cooperation Dynamics in the Western Hemisphere and the World
  • Diana Panke and SÖren Stapel
  • Chapter Ten. China and North America: How an Asian Power Disrupted the US Neighborhood
  • Barbara Stallings
  • Chapter Eleven. Conclusion: The North American Idea Looking Forward
  • Eric Hershberg and Tom Long

    Afterword. The United States and Its Near Abroad: From Hegemonic Presumption and Intermittent Interventions toward Strategic Cooperation
  • Abraham F. Lowenthal
  • Contributors

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    Publisher: MP-NMX Uni of New Mexico
    Publication Date: 12/1/2023 12:00:00 AM
    ISBN13: 9780826365194, 978-0826365194
    ISBN10: 0826365191
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    Description

    Book Synopsis
    Problematizes ‘North America’ as an important region in its own right, breaking with the area-studies convention that divides the Global North and Global South portions of the Western Hemisphere at the US-Mexican border.

    Table of Contents
    • Acknowledgments
    • Introduction: Placing North America in a World of Regions
    • Eric Hershberg and Tom Long
    • List of Abbreviations

      Part I. Constructing a North American Region
    • Chapter One. An Embarrassment of Regions: North America and Regional Orders
    • Arturo Santa-Cruz
    • Chapter Two. Ménage À Deux: Canada and the Limits of the North American Idea
    • Asa McKercher
    • Chapter Three. The Two US-Mexico Borders and the Limits of the North American Project
    • María Celia Toro

      Part II. New Regionalism and North America
    • Chapter Four. "I Was All Set to Terminate": New Regionalism Theory, the Trump Presidency, and North American Integration
    • Laura Macdonald
    • Chapter Five. Fortress North America: Theorizing a Regional Approach to Migration Management
    • Ernesto Castañeda, Michael Danielson, and Jayesh Rathod
    • Chapter Six. When Cooperation Is Not Enough: North America's Security Paradigm and the Failure to Protect Citizens' Security
    • Gema Kloppe-Santamaría
    • Chapter Seven. Energy Regionalism in North America: Subnational Leadership in the Transition to Low-Carbon Economies
    • Daniela Stevens

      Part III. Interdependences and institutions in North America
    • Chapter Eight. North America's Circulation Governance and Polycentric Drives for Integration and Fragmentation
    • Isidro Morales
    • Chapter Nine. North America in Comparative Perspective: Regional Cooperation Dynamics in the Western Hemisphere and the World
    • Diana Panke and SÖren Stapel
    • Chapter Ten. China and North America: How an Asian Power Disrupted the US Neighborhood
    • Barbara Stallings
    • Chapter Eleven. Conclusion: The North American Idea Looking Forward
    • Eric Hershberg and Tom Long

      Afterword. The United States and Its Near Abroad: From Hegemonic Presumption and Intermittent Interventions toward Strategic Cooperation
    • Abraham F. Lowenthal
    • Contributors

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