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Régionalisme

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Multi-Level Governance and European Integration

Liesbet Hooghe

2001

The Federalization of Spain

Luis Moreno

2001

Lilac moon

Sharon Butala

2005

Towards a Russia of the regions

Martin Nicholson

1999

Caught in the middle

Demetrios G. Papademetriou, Deborah Waller Meyers

2001

The Evolution of Regionalism in Asia

Heribert Dieter

2008

APEC and the construction of Pacific Rim regionalism

John Ravenhill

2001

Ethnic and non-Protestant themes

Marty, Martin E.

1993

Looking west

Loleen Berdahl

2014

Globalisation, domestic politics, and regionalism

Helen Sharmini Nesadurai

2003

Global mini-nationalisms

Louis Leo Snyder

1982

Regionalism and party politics in Canada

Lisa Young, Keith Archer

2002

Global paradox

John Naisbitt

1994

China deconstructs

Gerald Segal, David Goodman, David S. G. Goodman

1994

The sacred game

Albert J. Von Frank

1985

Anglo-Celtic Australia

Alyson L. Greiner

2002

The big shift

Darrell Jay Bricker

2013

The regional dimension of the European Union

Charlie Jeffery

1997

Regionalism and the female imagination

Emily Toth

1985

Economic regionalization in the Asia-Pacific

Manoranjan Dutta

1999

Pan-Asianism in modern Japanese history

J. Victor Koschmann, Sven Saaler

2007

The social construction of free trade

Francesco G. Duina

2006

Regional blocs

A. S. Bhalla

1997

Democracy and Discontent

Atul Kohli

1990

A passion for identity

Eli Mandel, David Taras

1987

Canadian government in transition

Robert J. Jackson

1996

The impending crisis, 1848-1861

David Morris Potter

1976

Redefining Southern culture

Cobb, James C.

1999

The end of globalization

Alan M. Rugman

2000

The rise of regional Europe

Christopher Harvie

1994

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