Frameworks for international co-operation
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Frameworks for international co-operation
Pinter, 1994
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
"Frameworks for International Co-operation" presents a conceptual typology which is divided into three parts. Part one analyzes theoriesfor internatioanl cooperation between states; part two discusses theories new state structures, and the final part concerns itself with theories that go beyond existing or any new state structure. Although the book is essentially a conceptual one, each chapter will make abundant reference to examples of the theories at work in the empirical world and in existing international institutions.
Table of Contents
- International organization in world society. Part One: Between States - A conceptual typology of international organization
- The idea of co-ordination in international organization
- Co-ordination and co-operation in the CMEA
- Harmonization
- Association
- The parallel national action process
- Supranationalism - The power and authority of international institutions. Part Two: State Building Federalism: The conceptual setting
- Consociation
- From autonomy to secession - building down
- Regionalism: Between global organization and the confederal regional state
- Neofunctionalism. Part Three: Beyond the State Functionalism: The theory of David Mitrany
- Regimes in a world of complex interdependence Transactions, systems and networks.
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