European Union and New Regionalism: Regional Actors and Global Governance in a Post-Hegemonic Era

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Foreword: regionalism - a new paradigm?, George Howard Joffe Preface to the 2nd edition Introduction: globalization, new regionalism and the role of the European Union, Mario Telo. Part I Theoretical Perspectives: Regional blocs, world order and the new Medievalism, Andrew Gamble Political economy of new regionalism and world governance, Pier Carlo Padoan The cultural factor in the process of globalization/regionalization, Thomas Meyer Alternative models of regional cooperation? The limits of regional institutionalisation in East Asia, Richard Higgott Interregionalism and world order: the diverging EU and US models, Bjorn Hettne. Part II Comparative Analysis of Regional Groupings: Between trade regionalization and various paths towards deeper cooperation, Mario Telo European Union and NAFTA, Alberta M. Sbragia European Union and MERCOSUR, Alvaro Vasconcelos African regionalism and EU-African interregionalisn, Fred Soderbaum Comparison of European and Southeast Asian integration, Kjell A. Eliassen and Catherine Borve Arnesen. Part III European Union as a New Civilian Power in the Making?: The European Union and the challenges of the near abroad, Mario Telo European Union and Eastern Europe, Reimund Seidelmann EU and the Mediterranean: open regionalism or peripheral dependence?, George Howard Joffe Europe - super power or a Scandinavia of the world?, Goran Therborn. Part IV Reconsiderations: EU, regionalism, new multilateralism: 3 scenarios, Mario Telo Appendix: list of regional and interregional arrangements, Sebastian Santander Planispheres, Pablo Medina Lockhart Bibliography, Index.

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