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Globalization, Regionalization and Cross-Border Regions: Scales, Discourses and Governance that comprises contiguous subnational units from two or more nation-states. Since borders were hermetic barriers oniy on rare occasions in the history of national territorial states, the existence of integrated, cross-border spaces is no novelty as such. What is new in recent developments is that t

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Globalization, Regionalization and Cross-Border Modes of Growth in East Asia: the (Re-)Constitution as a globalized ‘space of flows’ involving production, finance, trade and culture. Others are more sensitive to the multiscalar nature of globalization. In this regard, some adopt state-centred accounts that focus on the role of the national state in globalization and others have privileged suprana

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Rearticulation of Spatial Scales and Temporal Horizons of a Cross-Border Mode of Growth: the (Re-) Mionalization processes (see Chapter 3). It first explores the emergence of this mode of growth in the context of the end of the cold war and deterritorializing processes related to economic globalization and the opening of China. In response to these changes and drawing upon their linguistic affinit

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Japan Sea Regionalism: the Role of Sub-national Authoritieselations would yield only slim, evidence of progress. As of 1999 the only achievements at this level are the lumen River Development Program (TRADP) and the Korean Energy Development Organization (KEDO). Although their establishment may be viewed as positive achievements, their actual operations and

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On the Political Economy of Cross-Border Regionalism: Regional Development and Cooperation on the USits, regions, urban communities; cities) supporting, complementing, correcting, duplicating, or challenging the nation-state’s diplomacy’. At the same time it is an attempt to rationalize the policy-making process in order to make it more responsive to subnational needs and, thus, more effective. He

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