Regionalism and Regionalisation: A Theoretical Approach

  • Karolina Klecha-Tylec
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Abstract

This chapter discusses different approaches to regionalism and regionalisation in the theory of social sciences. It refers regional processes to microregionalism, interregionalism, multilateralism, globalism and globalisation. The chapter compares old and new regionalism, describes different types of regionalism and presents selected methods of analysis of regional processes.

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Foreign Direct Investment Gross Domestic Product World Trade Organization Trade Agreement Trade Liberalisation 
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