LIMITS TO REGIONAL INTEGRATION
Dosenrode deserves credit for putting these chapters together, with very perceptive comparative conclusions, based on diverse case studies stretching from the least (the Arctic) to the most integrated region (the EU). The book successfully brings back the classical theories, somewhat neglected in recent years. It is a most welcome addition to the literature on comparative regional integration.
Finn Laursen, University of Southern Denmark, Denmark
This is an important book on an increasingly important subject with contributions from a distinguished group of international scholars. Unlike many writing in this area, the contributors make no prior assumptions about the future paths of regional integration, but instead provide detailed analyses of the limits to integration drawn from a wide range of empirical examples. Dosenrode should be congratulated both for the broad scope of this collection and for placing diverse integration experiences in theoretical context.
David McKay, University of Essex, UK
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SREN DOSENRODE
Aalborg University, Denmark
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Contents
Sren Dosenrode
Lise Lyck
Wolfgang Zank
Li Xing and Zhang Shengjun
Peter Draper and Morisho Mwana Biningo Nene
Javier Fernando Luchetti
Peter Abrahamson
Stephen Aris and Mark Webber
Andrs Malamud
Jeffrey Ayres and Laura Macdonald
Sren Dosenrode
Wolfgang Zank
Sren Dosenrode
List of Figures
List of Tables
Notes on Contributors
Peter Abrahamson is Associate Professor of Sociology at the University of Copenhagen. He holds an M.Phil. from the University of Copenhagen and a PhD from Roskilde University.
Stephen Aris is Senior Researcher at the Centre for Security Studies, ETH Zrich, Switzerland, and an editor of Russian Analytical Digest.
Jeffrey Ayres is Professor at the Department of Political Science and Dean of the College at Saint Michaels College in Colchester, Vermont, USA. He holds a BA from the University of Virginia and a PhD from the University of Wisconsin.
Sren Dosenrode is Professor of International Politics, Jean Monnet Professor of European Studies, and Director of the Centre for Comparative Integration Studies at Aalborg University. He holds an M.Phil. from the University of Copenhagen and a Dr Phil. from the University of Zrich.
Peter Draper is Director of Tutwa Consulting, Senior Research Fellow at the South African Institute of International Affairs, and formerly senior official in the South African Department of Trade and Industry. He holds an M.Com. from the University of Natal.
Javier FernandoLuchetti is Professor of International Relations at the Faculty of Humanities, National University of Central Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. He is Professor of Geography and of History, and he holds an MA in International Relations.
Lise Lyck is Centre Director and Associate Professor at Copenhagen Business School. Expert in regional development and has for eight years been a scientific member representing the social sciences in the Scientific Commission for Greenland.
Laura Macdonald is Professor at the Department of Political Science and the Institute of Political Economy at Carleton University, and currently Director of the Institute of Political Economy. She has an MA and a PhD from York University, Toronto, Canada.
Li Xing is Professor of Development and International Political Economy, and Director of the Research Center on Development and International Relations at Aalborg University. He holds an MA and PhD in development and international relations from Aalborg University.
Andrs Malamud
