Debates surrounding regionalism Flashcards

(13 cards)

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How does regionalism enhance globalisation

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  • when regions liberalise their economies, it encourages global trade and cooperation to grow
  • stronger regional groups, like the EU, have more influence in global trade, helping them make bigger deals with the rest of the world
  • large, united regions attract more foreign investment, with connects them to the global economy
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how does regionalism fight globalisation

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  • regional groups can protect local industries, like farming, from cheap imports by setting riles that limit global competition
  • by combining their economies, smaller countries can stand up to powerful economies like USA, acting as one stronger bloc
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when did political regionalism start growing

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  • since the mid 20th century
  • organisations like the EU and ASEAN emerged after ww2
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questions about the future of the nation state in global politics

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  • is globalisation removing some areas of sovereignty
  • international courts over domestic courts?
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what new problem to sovereignty does regionalism present

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should the domestic government have the final say or the organisation itself?

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there is potential for greater regionalism

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  • many countries like Albania and Turkey are looking to join the EU
  • Brexit demonstrated a difficult reversal process for regionalism, and so it may be difficult to reverse regional integration
  • the extension or regional aims outside economic means shows a greater dedication to a greater degree of cooperation
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there isn’t a potential for greater regionalism

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  • Brexit has challenged the integration in Europe, showing a distaste for regionalism
  • cooperation has been achieved in the past without need for regionalism, many countries bare this in mind
  • organisations such as ASEAN, with has failed to agree over democracy and human rights, demonstrate that some aims are unachievable
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What is legal sovereignty

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the right to exercise control over a territory

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how does regionalism impact legal sovereignty

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states can join and leave regional organisations, like the UK has done

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what is external sovereignty

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the relationship with other states

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how does regionalism impact external sovereignty

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states give this up so the organisation can achieve shared aims

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what is internal sovereignty

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the relationship between the sovereign and the public

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how does regionalism impact internal sovereignty

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states can lose control over law making, such as the EUs 4 freedoms

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