Titlebook: Regionalism and Governance in the Americas; Continental Drift Louise Fawcett (Fellow and Lecturer in Politics),M Book 2005 Palgrave Macmill

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Transnational Actors and NAFTA: the Search for Coalitions on Labor and the Environmentng the most active, indeed, are many of the social and civil organizations that formed part of the transnational coalitions that opposed NAFTA or fought for the introduction of commitments regarding labor and environmental protection within the latter. How successful have these actors been in formin

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Transnational Civil Society Actors and Regional Governance in the Americas: Elite Projects and Collects. Some of these rival projects actively promote the globalization of markets, production, finance, and culture, while others attempt defensively to accommodate themselves to its seeming inexorable logic, and still others mount struggles of resistance to it.

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Security Regulation or Community? Canada, Mexico, and the Borders of Identityo developed states and a developing country. By 2001, the experiment seemed so successful that the World Bank could issue a report recommending it for adoption elsewhere.. Over twenty years of NAFTA, Mexico’s total trade has increased sevenfold; that of Canada and the US more than doubled. Trade bet

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Sub-Regional Cooperation, Hemispheric Threat: Security in the Southern Coneuguay worried about encroachment from Argentina and Brazil, its giant neighbors. Argentina and Brazil had been perennial rivals for domination in the neighborhood and clashed over water rights. Argentina and Chile held on to long-standing disputes over borders and the Beagle Channels to the South.

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The Origins and Development of Regional Ideas in the Americass. What follows is necessarily a selective exercise since the time frame is long and the literature vast, but the attempt to draw out some key features in the history and development of regionalism is instructive within the book’s broader frame of reference.