Titlebook: Sunset Over the Islands; Andrés Serbin Book 1998 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 1998 international relations.politi

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The globalising impact and regional reconfiguration,in line with new priorities of less relevance to global strategy (Serbin, 1993; Serbin and Tulchin, 1994). This change in the global balance has had repercussions on the negotiating capacity of the Caribbean’s political elite and on elements crucial to the survival of national economies. The industr

埋葬

The process of regionalisation in the Greater Caribbean,es as full members and twelve associated states as associated members. The aim of the new regional grouping was to create a free trade area among the countries of the region, harmonise their policies toward third parties and promote functional cooperation (Constitutive Agreement of the ACS, 1994). P

射手座

,Towards an agenda for the Greater Caribbean — the exogenous and endogenous challenges, of these challenges derive from the exogenous dynamic in the context of a global and hemispheric perspective, while others point to a set of factors related to an endogenous dynamic with its own characteristics, questions and problematic nuclei. The linking of both dynamics — the global and the reg

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Book 1998 of globalization. This book analyzes the problems of regionalization, integration and identity and the wide range of political, social and economic challenges facing the region. A masterpiece of concise and comprehensive analysis, rich in theoretical insights, this is required for all concerned wit

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the impact of globalization. This book analyzes the problems of regionalization, integration and identity and the wide range of political, social and economic challenges facing the region. A masterpiece of concise and comprehensive analysis, rich in theoretical insights, this is required for all con

不規(guī)則的跳動(dòng)

Compassionate

和諧

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等級(jí)的上升

The process of regionalisation in the Greater Caribbean, transformations, has the active support and participation of the members of the Group of Three (Mexico, Venezuela and Colombia) and the backing of the Central American countries. For the first time a regional scheme that includes all the countries of the region has been set in motion.