Handbook on Political Economy and Regionalism

Edited by José Briceño-Ruiz, Professor, Latin American and Caribbean Research Center (CIALC), National Autonomous University of Mexico and Andrés Rivarola Puntigliano, Professor of Latin American Studies, Nordic Institute of Latin American Studies, Stockholm University, Sweden

• ContentsIntroduction: unraveling the interplay between political economy and regionalism 1José Briceño-Ruiz and Andrés Rivarola PuntiglianoPART I CONCEPTUALIZING THE LINKS BETWEEN POLITICALECONOMY AND REGIONALISM, EARLY THINKING1 The multiple origins of European integration: towards a global perspective 15Daniele Benzi and Arianna Zavala Castillo2 European perspectives on regional integration: from the ECSC to the SEA 30Roberto Dominguez and Anna Wróbel3 Early Latin American perspectives on economic integration 43Juan Odisio and Marcelo Rougier4 Political economy and Pan Americanism: fostering regionalism througheconomics and shaping economies through regionalism 59Mark PetersenPART II POLITICAL ECONOMY AND REGIONALISM DURING THECOLD WAR PERIOD5 The neo-classical political economy of trade regionalism 75Philippe De Lombaerde and Glenn Rayp6 Development and regional economic integration: European and LatinAmerican perspectives during the Cold War 87José Briceño-Ruiz7 Pan-African regionalism and African sub-regional integration during andpost the Cold War period 105Juliana Abena Appiah and Esther Adjoa Asamoah8 The Arab world: a globalized area? 122Emmanuel AlcarazPART III POST-COLD WAR PERSPECTIVES ON REGIONALISM ANDPOLITICAL ECONOMY9 The European Union, post-Cold War, and political economy 139José Antonio Sanahuja10 Open regionalism in Latin America and the Asia-Pacific region 157José Briceño-Ruiz and Jonatan Badillo-Reguera11 The inter-American system in transformation: institutional evolution ofhemispheric relations in the post-Cold War period 184Marcelo Passini Mariano and Tullo Vigevani12 From offshoring to reshoring: North America at the crossroads oftechnological competition with China 203Isidro Morales13 China and Asian regionalism 225Daniel Morales Ruvalcaba, Eduardo Tzili Apango and Meijie Jiang14 The political economy of the Eurasian Economic Union 240Viachaslau YarashevichPART IV CURRENT ISSUES ON THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF REGIONALISM15 Regionalism and great powers: territory and political economy 254Andrés Rivarola Puntigliano16 The new political economy of climate mitigation: impetus or hindrance toenvironmental regionalization in the global South? 272Benedicte Bull and Gustavo Cadenas Delascio17 Regionalism and migrations: tensions between free movement of goodsand persons (2015–2025) 289Sébastien Dubé18 The geopolitics of integration: a critical political economy perspective 304Rowan Lubbock19 Regionalism and South–South cooperation 320Tahina Ojeda-Medina20 Pandemics and regionalism 334Andrea Ribeiro Hoffmann and Beatriz Nascimento

‘This Handbook on the political economy of regionalism, edited by José Briceño-Ruiz and Andrés Rivarola Puntiglian, is a treasure. Divided into four sections, the first part is theoretical, setting out the authors’ diverse range of conceptual approaches, and the subsequent parts highlight key features of the political economy of regionalism during the Cold War, in the post-Cold War period, and in the contemporary era. This volume would make an ideal course reader for undergraduate and master’s level teaching.’