Monitoring Regional Integration in the Caribbean and the Role of the EU
De Lombaerde, Philippe (2005). Monitoring Regional Integration in the Caribbean and the Role of the EU. UNU Institute on Comparative Regional Integration Studies.
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Sub-type Working paper Author De Lombaerde, Philippe Title Monitoring Regional Integration in the Caribbean and the Role of the EU Volume/Issue No. 16 Publication Date 2005 Place of Publication Bruges Publisher UNU Institute on Comparative Regional Integration Studies Language eng Abstract Regional integration processes are complex social processes; they are expressions of worldwide and long-term trends towards larger scales and higher levels of mobility inhuman activity, and – it is believed – they have the potential to generate higher levels of growth and welfare and thus to contribute to poverty reduction. Effective and sustainable regional integration supposes effective policies and, as in other policy areas, this can only be reached with sufficient levels of participation and systematic monitoring and evaluation of these policies.
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