De opmars van de regio's: Hoe de wereld van staten wordt geregionaliseerd
Van Langenhove, Luk, De opmars van de regio's: Hoe de wereld van staten wordt geregionaliseerd, (Bruges: Die Keure, 2014).
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Author Van Langenhove, Luk Title De opmars van de regio's: Hoe de wereld van staten wordt geregionaliseerd Publication Date 2014 Place of Publication Bruges Publisher Die Keure Pages 159 Language dut Abstract Most states are either too small or too big in order to adequately respond to the forces of globalization. This is the reason why states are building regions within, above or across individual states. In this way, the old idea of the nation-state, as the unique centre of governance, is gradually being replaced by multilevel governance, in which the state represents only one of the levels. The other levels being the regions. Regions are there to help states govern more effectively, but sometimes regions want to become a state themselves. This book unravels the mechanism behind region-building. - How and why do regions come into existence? - How do states and regions interact? - How does the rise of regions change the world order? This book provides the reader with a framework to better understand how, in Europe, the integration between Member States and the devolution within the European Member States go hand in hand. UNBIS Thesaurus REGIONALISM
GOVERNANCEKeyword States and regions
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