Revisiting Regionalism and the Contemporary World Order : Perspectives from the BRICS and Beyond / [edited by] Élise Féron, Jyrki Käkönen, and Gabriel Rached.

Cover; Revisiting Regionalism and the Contemporary World Order; Contents; Notes on contributors; List of abbreviations; Acknowledgements; Introduction An elusive changing international order; Part 1 Emergence and Challenges of Regionalism; Chapter 1 Africa and World War II: The emergence of an imposed regionalization (Tuomo Melasuo); Chapter 2 The emergence of BRICS: An extension of interregionalismto the Global South (Shraddha Naik); Chapter 3 BRICS and the emergent countries in the twentyfirst century: Discussing contemporary perspectives (Gabriel Rached)

Chapter 4 Regionalism as resistance? South Africa's utopia of Souths (Bianca Naude)Part 2 Contemporary Regionalism in Practice; Chapter 5 Bilateralism and multilateralism: Obstacles to subregionalism in the Maghreb (Karim Maiche); Chapter 6 Coping with the changing world order: The case of Russia (E.B. Mikhaylenko); Chapter 7 From competitive to inclusive trade regionalism: How to consolidate economic cooperation through a revival of 'ambitious RTAs' between major trading nations (Marko Juutinen)

Chapter 8 Foot in the Door: China's Investments in the Arctic Region (Terry McDonald, Benjamin Klasche)Part 3 Theoretical Perspectives on the Changing World Order; Chapter 9 Beyond ideology: A reassessment of regionalism and globalism in IR theory, using China as a case study (Giovanni Barbieri); Chapter 10 Liberal international order without liberalism: Chinese visions of world order (Matti)Puranen; Chapter 11 International relations in the Finnish national epos, Kalevala: Encounters of historical epochs and civilizations in the changing international order (Jyrki Käkönen); Index; U4

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