Introduction .-- Summary and conclusions .-- I. The international economy and regionalism. A. The international panorama. B. Relations with the United States and Canada .-- II. Bases for open regionalism in Latin America and the Caribbean. A. Grographical proximity, openness and deregulation. B. Integration agreements in Latin America and the Caribbean. C. Growing regional interdependence. D. The contribution of open regionalism to changing production patterns with social equity. -- III. Key principles, mechanisms, instruments and policies
Regional trade agreements have had a significant presence in the design of international and product...
The principle of open regionalism, a new paradigm of regional economic cooperation, has become a foc...
Two elements define regional integration in Latin America: its extension in time and its plurality. ...
Includes bibliographyEconomic integration in Latin America has entered upon a new stage, conditioned...
Includes bibliographyAbstract Both in Asia Pacific and Latin America, considerable confusion and amb...
This paper analyses the evolution of integration ideas in Central Americ a and the Caribbean. Firstl...
Includes bibliographyAbstract The growing participation of developing countries in multilateral tra...
This paper analyses the current scenario of regional economic integration in Latin America. Thus, it...
Includes bibliography.Regional integration is a multidimensional process which may take the form of ...
This article presents an analysis of the different approaches proposed by authors who have done rese...
The 2014 edition of Latin America and the Caribbean in the World Economy: Regional integration and v...
The 2014 edition of Latin America and the Caribbean in the World Economy: Regional integration and v...
The centrifugal forces of economic globalization in the 1990's ran parallel with centripetal forces ...
Includes bibliographyThe countries of the Latin American and Caribbean region have shown a keen and ...
The content of this thesis is an analysis of North-South regionalism within the American continent. ...
Regional trade agreements have had a significant presence in the design of international and product...
The principle of open regionalism, a new paradigm of regional economic cooperation, has become a foc...
Two elements define regional integration in Latin America: its extension in time and its plurality. ...
Includes bibliographyEconomic integration in Latin America has entered upon a new stage, conditioned...
Includes bibliographyAbstract Both in Asia Pacific and Latin America, considerable confusion and amb...
This paper analyses the evolution of integration ideas in Central Americ a and the Caribbean. Firstl...
Includes bibliographyAbstract The growing participation of developing countries in multilateral tra...
This paper analyses the current scenario of regional economic integration in Latin America. Thus, it...
Includes bibliography.Regional integration is a multidimensional process which may take the form of ...
This article presents an analysis of the different approaches proposed by authors who have done rese...
The 2014 edition of Latin America and the Caribbean in the World Economy: Regional integration and v...
The 2014 edition of Latin America and the Caribbean in the World Economy: Regional integration and v...
The centrifugal forces of economic globalization in the 1990's ran parallel with centripetal forces ...
Includes bibliographyThe countries of the Latin American and Caribbean region have shown a keen and ...
The content of this thesis is an analysis of North-South regionalism within the American continent. ...
Regional trade agreements have had a significant presence in the design of international and product...
The principle of open regionalism, a new paradigm of regional economic cooperation, has become a foc...
Two elements define regional integration in Latin America: its extension in time and its plurality. ...