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Book SynopsisFredrik Söderbaum is Professor of Peace and Development Research in the School of Global Studies (SGS), University of Gothenburg, Sweden, and an Associate Senior Research Fellow at the United Nations University Institute of Comparative Regional Integration Studies (UNU-CRIS), Belgium. He has been published widely in the areas of Comparative Regionalism, African Politics, Interregionalism and the European Union as a global player.
Trade ReviewThe book is an excellent guide for newcomers to regionalism as well as established scholars or researchers … Rethinking Regionalism is a persuasive intellectual piece, as well as being a good guide for established and early career researchers in the field of regionalism or global politics. * Oluwabamidele Kogbe, University of Dundee UK *
Table of Contents1. Introduction 2. Learning from History 3. Learning from Theory 4. The Richness of Comparative Regionalism 5. Obviating the Gap Between Formal and Informal Regionalism 6. Organizing Regional Space 7. Multidimensional Regionalism 8. Civil Society in Regionalism 9. External Actors in Regionalism 10. Regionness: The Solidification of Regions 11. Regions in Interregionalism 12. Regions in Global Governance 13. Conclusion.
