La régionalisation de l’économie mondiale

Siroën, Jean-Marc

doi:10.3917/dec.siroe.2004.01

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“…Priewe (2007) criticizes the OCA theory for not considering currency areas between countries of different levels of development. Siroën (2004) also criticized the OCA theory for underestimating the importance of the single currency as a public good for better international negotiation and other benefits that the national currency does not permit.…”

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Common Currency Area in GCC Region: An Application of Euro Model

Ahmad¹

2021

AJIBM

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US Dollar (USD) is the most dominant currency encompassing 59.54% of the world reserve currency. Euro is the second one, which holds 20.57% share of world reserve currency. The recent studies reveal that the USD might not be the dominant world reserve currency in the future. Euro as a common regional currency is the only competitor of USD, which shows the strength of a unified regional currency. In 1981, the six rich oil states formed Gulf Cooperative Council (GCC); the countries include the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the State of Qatar, the Sultanate of Oman, the Kingdom of Bahrain, the State of Kuwait, and the United Arab Emirates. This establishment of GCC signifies the close cultural, economic and political link between the GCC countries. GCC countries have almost all essential ingredients required to establish a common currency area or monetary union. The researcher applied the European Monetary Union (EMU) model to GCC states to find out the feasibility of a common currency or monetary union between GCC states. Currently, EMU is the only example of successful implementation of common regional currency founded on Mundell's theory of Optimum Currency Area (OCA). The results obtained indicate that all the GCC states successfully fulfill the Euro criteria which are also called Maastricht criteria. The research has established that GCC countries are ripe for establishing a monetary union, especially if they follow the steps of EMU.

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Common Currency Area in GCC Region: An Application of Euro Model

Ahmad¹

2021

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“…This highlights a gap in existing studies. Siroën (2004) notes that current theoretical and empirical arguments do not address the effectiveness of regional integration, an incremental process in which each project supports those that follow. Theoretical and empirical analyses of existing regional agreements have highlighted some of the conditions necessary for the success of regional integration, but not in the trans-Mediterranean context where conditions will differ, depending on whether the integration is North Mediterranean-North Mediterranean, South Mediterranean-South Mediterranean, or North Mediterranean-South Mediterranean.…”

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The Internationalization of Small and Medium‐Size Enterprises in the Maghreb: A Study of Moroccan SMEs

Ramadan¹,

Levratto²

2016

Glob Bus Org Exc

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The economies of the Maghreb, an area comprising Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia, are dominated by small and medium‐size enterprises (SMEs), have strong investment potential, and are underexploited. Yet few studies have examined the effect of internationalization on SMEs in this region. Taking into account the influence of economic liberalization and the development of the private sector in the southern Mediterranean, a study of 22 Moroccan companies during the first half of 2012 sheds light on the internationalization process of SMEs in that region. The data that were compiled led to the development of a causal model that incorporates various trans‐Mediterranean factors, such as trade networks, that affect internationalization. This model can help business leaders refine their understanding of SMEs in the region and underscores the diversity of the paths to internationalization. © 2016 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.

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“…Portanto, a integração em blocos regionais constitui uma estratégia de acordos "regionais" dos Estados nacionais para fazer frente ao multilateralismo nos termos da nova ordem global de competitividade internacional acirrada (SIROËN, 2000). Em geral, esta estratégia tem se mostrado eficaz, pois tem permitido ampliar o limite das fronteiras nacionais, preservando a lógica da economia nacional.…”

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A recomposição das escalas de governança, Estado e desenvolvimento territorial no Brasil

Pires¹

2015

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O processo global de recomposição espacial das ações humanas coloca em foco novos temas e novas escalas de análise do território, como a local e a regional, que simultâneos à escala da união de países em blocos, acabam por abrir possibilidades de estruturas de governança multinível, ou por impor redefinições de papéis aos Estados nacionais. O objetivo deste artigo é mostrar que a recomposição das escalas dos fenômenos globais, regionais e locais definem recortes significativos para o papel do Estado e a governança das políticas territoriais, enquanto crescem os desafios da cooperação e da coordenação entre organizações e instituições. Reiteramos aqui a pertinência das contribuições da geografia política e da economia política, que analisam, cada qual a seu modo, como os fenômenos políticos e as formas institucionais se territorializam e recortam espaços significativos de governança das relações sociais, dos seus interesses, compromissos, conflitos, controle, dominação e poder. Abstract THE RECOMPOSITION OF THE SCALES OF GOVERNANCE, STATE AND TERRITORIAL DEVELOPMENT IN BRAZIL The global process of spatial rearrangement of human actions put in focus new themes and scales of analysis of the territory, such as local and regional, that simultaneous to the scale of the union of countries in blocks, result in opening possibilities for multilevel governance structures, or impose redefinition of the roles of the states. It is in this scenario, that the territory emerges as a source or strategy of political power and economic, of dispute of groups or social classes whom have different interests and often conflicting. In this sense, the theme on State and public intervention is important because it constitutes the scale of phenomena arising from the decisional institutional universe of the political territorially centralized, when growing the importance of the decentralization of state power. The aim of this paper is to show that the recomposition of the scales of global, regional and local phenomena define significant parts for the management of territorial policies, while grow the challenges of cooperation and coordination. Thus, we reiterate here the relevance of the contributions from political geography and institutionalist political economics, analyzing, each in its own way, as how political phenomena and institutional forms are territorialized and cut out significant spaces of governance of social relations, their interests, commitments, conflicts, control, domination and power.

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La régionalisation de l’économie mondiale

Cited by 24 publications

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Common Currency Area in GCC Region: An Application of Euro Model

Common Currency Area in GCC Region: An Application of Euro Model

The Internationalization of Small and Medium‐Size Enterprises in the Maghreb: A Study of Moroccan SMEs

A recomposição das escalas de governança, Estado e desenvolvimento territorial no Brasil

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