| Description |
1 online resource (xiii, 250 pages) : map, digital |
| Contents |
Three Paths to Integration -- Types of Economic Integration -- Theory of Governance Choice -- Uniting the Germans -- Prussia and the Zollverein -- The Eldest -- Southern African Customs Union -- Demands for Plutocracy -- Russia and Economic Integration -- Benefits over Fears -- Eurasian Integrationists |
| Summary |
The international system is based on sovereign equality, yet states sometimes choose to cooperate through plutocratic governance arrangements, under which members of a multilateral accord delegate policymaking to the wealthiest state among them. In 1995,Russia created an economic integration agreement using plutocratic structures. Prussia and South Africa led similar arrangements in their respective regions during earlier historical periods. Numerous states joined these integration efforts. Regional Integration answers the plutocracy question with a novel theory focusing on the political survival of the leadership. In narratives laced with kings, diamonds, revolutions, and hyper-nationalism, Hancock traces the stories of€these states and their paths to plutocracy |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Notes |
English |
| Subject |
Regionalism (International organization)
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Plutocracy.
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International economic integration
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Economics.
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International relations.
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economics.
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international relations.
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LAW -- International.
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International economic integration
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Plutocracy
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Regionalism (International organization)
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Integration Internationale Politik
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Wirtschaftliche Integration
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Plutokratie
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| LC no. |
2009013914 |
| ISBN |
9780230101913 |
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0230101917 |
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9780230616738 |
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0230616739 |
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1282765035 |
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9781282765030 |
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9786612765032 |
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6612765038 |
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