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Regional Financing Arrangements Post-Crisis: An Emerging Role in the Global Financial Architecture?ctorship can, according to Hettne (2008, p. 14), be acquired through internal cohesion, external presence, and organized actorness. One of the ways to acquire such actorship as a region and to enhance regional governance is through regional financial cooperation.

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Global Economic Crisis in the Era of Regionalization196–98; Popov and Ongena, 2011, p. 13). Others have argued that the crisis is artificial (e.g. Norberg, 2009; Roberts, 2011; Schranz and Eisenegger, 2011; Sinn, 2010) that is, a construction mainly created by non-state actors, such as rating agencies, in order to strike a balance in the global capital antagonisms.

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Introduction: Regionalizing ‘Global’ Crisesregions and regional actors’ roles in mitigating the challenges of the capitalist system. The working premise of this volume is that there is a strong and deep link between increased regionalization and regionalism and global crises in terms of stimuli, responses, processes, and consequences. This b

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