Handbook on Political Economy and Regionalism

This insightful Handbook explores how regional processes and their interaction with political economy influence nations as well as local and global systems. Moving beyond a traditional Eurocentric view, it presents analyses from across the globe on how regions manage trade, development, security, migration, the environment and health crises.
This insightful Handbook explores how regional processes and their interaction with political economy influence nations as well as local and global systems. Moving beyond a traditional Eurocentric view, it presents analyses from across the globe on how regions manage trade, development, security, migration, the environment and health crises.

Expert contributors demonstrate that regional cooperation, such as trade blocs or shared institutions, has long influenced how countries grow, compete, and relate to one another. By bringing together global perspectives and drawing on historical e