Titlebook: Regionalism among Developing Countries; Sheila Page Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2000 Developi

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What is the New Regionalism?earch agenda. The multilateral trading system has been extended to new subjects and strengthened, with the completion of the Uruguay Round of trade negotiations and the implementation of the World Trade Organization (WTO) in January 1995. National governments have changed how they intervene and regulate. Between these, at the regional level:

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Formal Arrangements on Trade in Regional Groupsformal integration. Then some common elements are discussed: rules of origin, the use of mechanisms like safeguards and anti-dumping, and the allocation of tariff revenue among the members of customs unions. Table 6.1 summarizes the objectives of the groups.

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Trade in Regionsonal trade following the formation of a region. The concept used, which will also be used for investment in Chapter 9, and other linkages in Chapter 10, is ‘intensity’. This is used instead of complementarity because it allows us to look at the changes in a region’s trade over time.

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The External Relations of Regionsce various outcomes are possible. The second question is in relations with potential new members. How far do they see themselves as a permanent or an evolving unit? It is often difficult to identify a point where the relations of a region with ‘outsiders’ evolve into relations with potential members.

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