Antoni Estevadeordal is Manager, Integration and Trade Sector, Inter-American Development Bank (IDB).Louis W Goodman is Professor and Emeritus Dean, School of International Service, American University.

• PrefacePart I Introduction1. 21st-Century Cooperation, Regional Public Goods, and Sustainable Development2. Regional Public Goods Cooperation: An Inductive Approach to Measuring Regional Public GoodsPart II Regional Leadership, Alliances, Networks, and Outcomes3. Regionalism in the Evolving World Order: Power, Leadership, and the Provision of Public Goods4. Transnational Policy Networks and Regional Public Goods in Latin America5. Can Regional Standards Be Above the National Norm? Impact Evaluation Issues for Regional Public GoodsPart III New Frontiers in Functional Cooperation6. Regional Public Goods: The Case of Migration7. Connectivity and Infrastructure as 21st-Century Regional Public Goods8. Open Borders: A Regional Public Good9. Advancing Digitization as a Regional Public Good10. Building Regional Environmental Governance: Northeast Asia’s Unique Path to Sustainable Development11. The Multilateral Trading System and Regional Public GoodsPart IV Old and New Regions in a Multiplex World12. European Regional Public Goods: Insiders and Outsiders13. Regional Public Goods in North America14. Public Goods and Regional Organizations in Latin America and the Caribbean: Identity, Goals, and Implementation15. Asia’s Financial Stability as a Regional and Global Public Good16. From Small Markets to Collective Action: Regional Public Goods in Africa

Antoni Estevadeordal is Manager, Integration and Trade Sector, Inter-American Development Bank (IDB).Louis W Goodman is Professor and Emeritus Dean, School of International Service, American University.

• PrefacePart I Introduction1. 21st-Century Cooperation, Regional Public Goods, and Sustainable Development2. Regional Public Goods Cooperation: An Inductive Approach to Measuring Regional Public GoodsPart II Regional Leadership, Alliances, Networks, and Outcomes3. Regionalism in the Evolving World Order: Power, Leadership, and the Provision of Public Goods4. Transnational Policy Networks and Regional Public Goods in Latin America5. Can Regional Standards Be Above the National Norm? Impact Evaluation Issues for Regional Public GoodsPart III New Frontiers in Functional Cooperation6. Regional Public Goods: The Case of Migration7. Connectivity and Infrastructure as 21st-Century Regional Public Goods8. Open Borders: A Regional Public Good9. Advancing Digitization as a Regional Public Good10. Building Regional Environmental Governance: Northeast Asia’s Unique Path to Sustainable Development11. The Multilateral Trading System and Regional Public GoodsPart IV Old and New Regions in a Multiplex World12. European Regional Public Goods: Insiders and Outsiders13. Regional Public Goods in North America14. Public Goods and Regional Organizations in Latin America and the Caribbean: Identity, Goals, and Implementation15. Asia’s Financial Stability as a Regional and Global Public Good16. From Small Markets to Collective Action: Regional Public Goods in Africa

Antoni Estevadeordal is Manager, Integration and Trade Sector, Inter-American Development Bank (IDB).Louis W Goodman is Professor and Emeritus Dean, School of International Service, American University.

• PrefacePart I Introduction1. 21st-Century Cooperation, Regional Public Goods, and Sustainable Development2. Regional Public Goods Cooperation: An Inductive Approach to Measuring Regional Public GoodsPart II Regional Leadership, Alliances, Networks, and Outcomes3. Regionalism in the Evolving World Order: Power, Leadership, and the Provision of Public Goods4. Transnational Policy Networks and Regional Public Goods in Latin America5. Can Regional Standards Be Above the National Norm? Impact Evaluation Issues for Regional Public GoodsPart III New Frontiers in Functional Cooperation6. Regional Public Goods: The Case of Migration7. Connectivity and Infrastructure as 21st-Century Regional Public Goods8. Open Borders: A Regional Public Good9. Advancing Digitization as a Regional Public Good10. Building Regional Environmental Governance: Northeast Asia’s Unique Path to Sustainable Development11. The Multilateral Trading System and Regional Public GoodsPart IV Old and New Regions in a Multiplex World12. European Regional Public Goods: Insiders and Outsiders13. Regional Public Goods in North America14. Public Goods and Regional Organizations in Latin America and the Caribbean: Identity, Goals, and Implementation15. Asia’s Financial Stability as a Regional and Global Public Good16. From Small Markets to Collective Action: Regional Public Goods in Africa