Titlebook: International Economic Integration; Ali M. El-Agraa (Senior Lecturer in Economics, Vis Book 1988Latest edition Ali M. El-Agraa 1988 ASEAN.

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The West African Economic Community, attempt of the majority of the states. created out of the former federation of . (AOF) to maintain and improve their previous economic links. The two earlier attempts, resulting in the establishment of UDAO in 1959 and of UDEAO in 1966, both failed. The reasons for their failure are numerous and co

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The Latin American Free Trade Association1,— Spanish acronym ALALC). They included the three largest economies of the region (Argentina, Brazil and Mexico) as well as Chile, Paraguay, Peru and Uruguay. In 1961 Colombia and Ecuador joined, and with the accessions of Venezuela (1966) and Bolivia (1967) the Area comprised the whole of South Ame

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The Andean Pact,. The reader is therefore advised to consider this chapter as a natural extension of that on LAFTA. The following chapter on ALADI provides an up-dated picture of both the AP and LAFTA. Also, because of this, the chapter is very brief.

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,The Misfortunes of the Association for Latin American Integration (ALADI), 1980–83,ed me to prepare a study aimed at evaluating the Treaty once this had been signed. It was to place emphasis on the future prospects for the so-called actions of limited scope which had been established as the major guiding mechanisms for the new Association for Latin American Integration (ALADI). In

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The Central American Common Market,omic kind. Ruled as one territory by Spain under the . in the colonial epoch, they continued as one nation for the first twenty-one years of independence (1821–42). There followed a century of attempts at political (and sometimes economic) union among sub-groups of the five republics (Karnes, 1961),

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