The New Regionalism in Africa

Grant, Andrew J. and Söderbaum, Fredrik, The New Regionalism in Africa, (Aldershot: Ashgate, 2003).

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  • Author Grant, Andrew J.
    Söderbaum, Fredrik
    Title The New Regionalism in Africa
    Publication Date 2003-11-28
    Place of Publication Aldershot
    Publisher Ashgate
    Pages 272
    Language eng
    Abstract This edited volume transcends conventional state-centric and formalistic notions of regionalism and theorizes, conceptualizes and analyzes the complexities and contradictions of regionalization processes in contemporary Africa. The collection not only unpacks and theorizes the African state-society complex with regard to new regionalism, but also explicitly integrates the often neglected discourse of human security and human development. In so doing, the book moves the discussion of new regionalism forward at the same time as it adds important insights to security and development. The book is organized into three parts. Part I theorizes, conceptualizes and analyzes the new regionalism in Africa from the point of view of the region (e.g. West, East, Central and Southern Africa). The national perspectives in Part II focus on the new regionalism in Africa from the point of view of particular countries or specific state-society complexes, such as Kenya, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), the enclave of Cabinda, Angola and Zambia. Part III contains two concluding chapters that tie the main threads of the volume together, theoretically and empirically, and discuss the contribution of the analytical framework, the new regionalism approach (NRA) to the larger study of regionalism.
    UNBIS Thesaurus REGIONALISM
    Regional Integration
    AFRICA
    Copyright Holder The Editors
    Copyright Year 2003
    Copyright type All rights reserved
    ISBN 9780754632627
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