National perspectives on the new regionalism in the south

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• List of Abbreviations and Acronyms = ⅶ
• Notes on the Editors and Contributors = xii
• Foreword / by Giovanni Andrea Cornia = xvii
• The New Regionalism : A Prologue / by Bj$$\ddot o$$rn Hettne = xviii
• Editor's Introduction = xxxiii
• 1 To Be or Not to Be? Regionalization in East and South East Asia / Joakim $$\ddot O$$jendal = 1
• 2 China's Options in Asia-Pacific Regionalization / Zhang Tiejun = 25
• 3 The East Asian Economic Caucus(EAEC) : 'Formalized' Regionalism Being Denied / Stephen Leong = 57
• 4 India in SAARC : A Reluctant Policy-Maker / S. D. Muni = 108
• 5 Chile : The Search for Open Regionalism / Alberto van Klaveren = 132
• 6 Globalization versus Regionalism : A Brazilian Point of View / Marc$$i'$$lio Marques Moreira = 157
• 7 Uruguayan Foreign Policies in the 1990s : Continuities and Changes with a View to Recent Regionalisms / Lincoln Bizzozero = 177
• 8 Regionalist Responses in the Caribbean Basin / Jean Grugel ; Anthony J. Payne = 198
• 9 Regional Integration - Israel, Jordan and the Palestinian Entity : In Whose Interest? / Helena Lindholm-Schulz ; Michael Schulz = 221
• 10 The Southern Africa Region and the Regional Hegemon / Bertil Od$$e'$$n = 242
• 11 Building a New Relationship in Southern Africa : The Challenge Facing South Africa's Government of National Unity / Robert Davies = 265
• 12 Hegemon, Region and Nation-State : The Case of Mozambique / Hans Abrahamsson = 278
• Table of Contents of Titles in the UNU／WIDER New Regionalism Series = 305
• Index = 309