Regionalism: Friends or Rivals?
ChenYuwen
Abstract
ChenYuwen
Abstract
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