The Unintended Consequences of Interregionalism

Jakobeit, Cord; Lucia, Elisa Lopez

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“…It is the cause of new developments within the region and also globally, including significant unintended consequences on the ac-Comentario Internacional 21, 2021 ISSN 1390-1532 • e-ISSN 2631-2549 tors themselves. 47 In this issue, Sean O' Dubhghaill and Sven van Kerckhoven's article "Brexit, Englixit?" Disintegration and how taking back control means giving up control" examines one specific unintended consequence of Brexit in terms of the linguistic policies and practices within the EU, as English ceased to be the first official language among its members.…”

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Regional Disintegration: Causes, Consequences and Contradictions

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Fonseca

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Regional Disintegration: Causes, Consequences and Contradictions

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“…Furthermore, this approach does not fit the study of capacity-building inter-regionalism and regionalization (Hettne & Söderbaum, 2000;Langenhove & Gatev, 2019;Murray & Warleigh-Lack, 2013). Focusing on formal organizations ignores contextual factors that may prohibit the regional projects (Jones, 2010a) and their unintended effects (Lucia & Mattheis, 2021). The conclusions of most studies give a primary role to regional organizations, like the ASEAN or the EU.…”

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Asia/Europe Inter-University Cooperation in Higher Education: The Case of Tuning Central Asian Higher Education Area (TuCAHEA)

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I hereby acknowledge the activities of the Tempus Public Foundation, Hungary, whose funding in the frame of the Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship Programme made this dissertation possible. The Stipendium Hungaricum Programme brought me to Budapest, the beautiful capital of Hungary, on the river Danube. This historical city's great atmosphere positively influenced my development as an early career researcher. I want to express my most profound appreciation to my Ph.D. advisor and head of the EDiTE Programme, Professor Gábor Halász, whose knowledge and experience significantly impacted my research and professional development. Studying the complex topic of the EU-Central Asia higher education inter-regionalism would not have been possible without Professor Halász. Furthermore, this dissertation is not the only result of my doctoral studies in Hungary. In the frames of the EDiTE Programme, led by Professor Halász, I had great collaborations with members of the EDiTE community, including the regular EDiTE workshop series. I want to thank all the students of the EDiTE community and students from other ELTE Doctoral School of Education programs whom I had the pleasure to meet. I want to congratulate EDiTE ELTE program manager Judit Saad for being a great support to the program and all students. Special thanks to Abdelhamid Ahmed, Richard Baafi, and Tatjana Stamenkovska, with whom we ran a course "International Education and Development" for Master's students together. It was an inspiring team-teaching experience. During my Ph.D. journey at ELTE Eötvös Loránd University,I had great encounters with great teachers and students. I want to thank them for sharing their experiences and being a great example for future educators. Among them, I would like to thank

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An Ocean Free of Nuclear Weapons? Regional Security Governance in the South Atlantic

Mattheis

Seabra

2022

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Even though oceans are pivotal for the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons, they constitute a blind spot in the global non-proliferation regime. This article analyses how regional security governance mechanisms may fill such gaps by bringing a maritime focus to non-proliferation studies. With three nuclear-weapons-free zones and one zone of peace surrounding or covering its maritime space, the South Atlantic serves as an illustrative case to understand the provision of security governance for the seas. The article identifies a range of legal, political, and practical challenges that can impede regional initiatives from achieving security sovereignty over maritime spaces. However, while non-proliferation might remain precarious, these mechanisms are not without success, as they serve to establish the opposition to nuclear weapons as a recognised norm, both at the UN level and among the Global South. The narrative of non-proliferation also allows regional states to justify the pursuit of security objectives. The article concludes by outlining the conditions for regional maritime governance to become more effective in terms of non-proliferation.

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The Unintended Consequences of Interregionalism

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Regional Disintegration: Causes, Consequences and Contradictions

Regional Disintegration: Causes, Consequences and Contradictions

Asia/Europe Inter-University Cooperation in Higher Education: The Case of Tuning Central Asian Higher Education Area (TuCAHEA)

An Ocean Free of Nuclear Weapons? Regional Security Governance in the South Atlantic

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