Titlebook: Regionalism in Europe; Geometries and Strat Jürgen Hagen,Mika Widgren Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2001 European Inte

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Deep Integration, Nondiscrimination and Euro-Mediterranean Free Trades instruments used by governments in the pursuit of “deep integration” (e.g., Lawrence, 1996), which for purposes of this paper is defined as explicit actions by governments to reduce the market segmenting effect of domestic (non-border) regulatory policies through coordination and cooperation. Exam

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Post-Lomé Trading Arrangements: The Multilateral AlternativeP) countries to replace the fourth Lomé Convention. Its proposals on co-operation, political relations and financial assistance have been relatively uncontroversial, but those on international trade have not been so well received. This chapter focuses on the last, and within that on the arrangement

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Northern Light: Do Optimal Currency Area Criteria Explain Nordic Reluctance to Join EMU?r voter referendum. The government of Sweden decided on a similar course, in essence reneging on the commitment made when voters accepted the Maastricht Treaty, by announcing in Spring 1997 that it would not be among the first group of EU countries forming monetary union.. Only Finland committed to EMU membership at the outset.

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Nordic Integration and European Integration) of the five Nordic countries (Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden) in 1996 was US$ 484 billion, which, if they were one economy, would make them the sixteenth largest economy in the world, and the ninth largest without purchasing-power-parity adjustment.

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On the Long-Run Effects of Expanding Regionalismtion that trade and welfare will be permanently altered by a regional agreement — even if the agreement leads to free trade.. Regionalism effectively allows the firms in the initial member countries to act as Stackelberg leaders in trade, while a multilateral agreement forces firms in all countries to make simultaneous export decisions.

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Post-Lomé Trading Arrangements: The Multilateral Alternativencontroversial, but those on international trade have not been so well received. This chapter focuses on the last, and within that on the arrangement for the bulk of trade rather than the specific protocols for bananas, beef, rum and sugar.

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Book 2001 multilateral regional agreements with non-membercountries. The result of these developments is a rather unique form ofregionalism in Europe, consisting of deep integration within theEuropean Union and a network of sometimes overlapping arrangementsinvolving the Union. ..Regionalism in Europe: Geome