Regionalisation in Africa: reflections on an unfinished conversation with Ian Taylor
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https://doi.org/10.15664/jtr.1655Keywords:
Regionalisation, Africa, Neo-patrimonialism, Maputo Development Corridor, New Regionalism ApproachAbstract
This contribution discusses Ian Taylor’s article on ‘Globalization and regionalization in Africa: reactions to attempts at neo-liberal regionalism’ and what it reflects about Taylor’s contributions to the study of African politics and international relations for three reasons in particular: the re-conceptualisation of regionalism in the twenty-first century; the power and politics of regionalisation and space; and, finally, the potential of the applied policy implications of Taylor’s research.Downloads
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2023-10-02
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