Beyond the ‘Nation State’: the Quest for New Territorial Paradigms in an Interconnected World Economy
Abstract This paper addresses one neglected issue in the study of regional integration: the impact of a complex of transnational factors on a country’s development. Goods and productive factors move relatively unhindered and engender less visible (and quantifiable) linkages in the form of global val...
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