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Microregionalism and governance in East Asia
Publication details: London Routledge 2004Description: 223p xviiISBN:- 9780415331340
- 337.500000Â SAS-3
Contents:
Table of contents
1. Introduction
2. Theoretical perspectives on regions, regionalization and micro regionalism;
3. Guangdong and Chinese multilevel governance;
4. China, Guangdong and microregional integration;
5. Japanese foreign direct investment and East Asian micro regionalism;
6. Cross-border production networks across the Taiwan Strait;
7. The structure and operation of cross-border networks of governance 8. Conclusion and implications
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Table of contents
1. Introduction
2. Theoretical perspectives on regions, regionalization and micro regionalism;
3. Guangdong and Chinese multilevel governance;
4. China, Guangdong and microregional integration;
5. Japanese foreign direct investment and East Asian micro regionalism;
6. Cross-border production networks across the Taiwan Strait;
7. The structure and operation of cross-border networks of governance 8. Conclusion and implications
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