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Regionalism: Friends or Rivals?

ChenYuwen

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Since 1980s in the 20th century, world economy and trade features coexistence and development of regionalism and globalization. On one hand, the establishment and operation of WTO has given a impetus to further development of economic globalization;on the other hand, all types of regional trade regimes have gainedflourishing with upsurge for regional economic integration arisingall over the world.

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Since 1980s in the 20th century, world economy and trade features coexistence and development of regionalism and globalization. On one hand, the establishment and operation of WTO has given a impetus to further development of economic globalization;on the other hand, all types of regional trade regimes have gainedflourishing with upsurge for regional economic integration arisingall over the world.

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Since 1980s in the 20th century, world economy and trade features coexistence and development of regionalism and globalization. On one hand, the establishment and operation of WTO has given a impetus to further development of economic globalization;on the other hand, all types of regional trade regimes have gainedflourishing with upsurge for regional economic integration arisingall over the world.

Key concepts: Regionalism (politics), Globalization, International trade, Economic integration, World trade, Regional trade, World economy, Political science

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