Author Description

"Regions and regionalisms have proliferated in the post-bipolar world, albeit, sometimes in terms of conflict and informal or illegal sector activities, rather than familiar inter-state developmental institutions. This timely collection of original contributions from around the world brings together for the first time some of the best analysts in the field. They point the way towards a relevant, critical, yet informative and pragmatic interdisciplinary analysis with relevance to myriad local to global, macro-, meso- and micro-regional actors, approaches, policies and discourses."--Jacket.