Titlebook: Regions and Crises; New Challenges for C Lorenzo Fioramonti (Associate Professor) Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Pub

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Collision

‘One for All and All for One’: The Global Financial Crisis and the European Integration Projectew was also shared by sovereign bond investors since, according to Attinasi .. (2010a, p. 35), there was a ‘flight to safety’ towards the eurozone between September 2008 (when Lehman Brothers failed) and March 2009 (when financial markets began to stabilize). During that period, most eurozone countries saw their sovereign bond yields decline.

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Surviving through Legitimacy Crises: What Political Integration for Europe?an opportunity for deeper and broader regional integration or a threat that may foster inward-looking nationalism and fragmentation? Are the Lisbon treaty provisions innovative enough to help build a legitimate European political union, even if perhaps not as ambitious as a teleologically progressive ‘deeper integration’?

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A Paradigm in Trouble? The Effects of the Euro Crisis on the European Model for Regional Integrationean integration (e.g. Cederman, 2001; Smith, 2003; Lucarelli and Manners, 2006) have introduced various new terms in order to explain the non-material power of the EU. Most famously, the notion of ‘normative power Europe’ conceptualizes the EU as a changer of norms in the international system (Manners, 2002, p. 225).

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Regionalism in Africa: Development Crises and the Growing Influence of Emerging Powersse groups acquired an authoritative claim to policy-relevant knowledge in this domain and contributed to Europe remaining the richest source of knowledge on regionalism and the diverse facets of its application.

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2662-2483 n Union, it also looks at regional cooperation and integration in the Arab world, Africa, Asia and Latin America through topical case studies.978-1-349-34579-3978-1-137-02832-7Series ISSN 2662-2483 Series E-ISSN 2662-2491

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Introduction: Regionalism in Times of Crisesrlapping crises that, ever since 11 September 2001 (9/11), have contributed to reshaping international politics and the traditional distribution of power. The attacks in New York and Washington, orchestrated by a group of Middle Eastern and North African militants of al-Qaeda, immediately dismissed