The political economy of regionalism : the case of southern Africa

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One voice, one message, but conflicting goals: cohesiveness and consistency in the European Neighbourhood Policy (2014, background): “13 Natasha Butler, Commission spokeswoman, quoted in Söderbaum (2004).”
Beyond the ‘new’ regionalism (2005, background): “In his book on the political economy of regionalism in Southern Africa, Fredrik Söderbaum ‘unpacks’ the state and addresses the question for whom and for what purpose regionalisation is being pursued.(59) He shows how ruling political leaders engage in a rather intense diplomatic game, whereby they ”