Forms of regionalism (Edexcel A-Level Politics): Flashcards
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Regionalism definition
Regionalism definition
Political, economic & cultural cooperation between geographically close states
Three forms of regionalism
Three forms of regionalism
Economic, Political, Security
Economic regionalism examples
Economic regionalism examples
NAFTA, TTIP, TPP
EU CAP purpose
EU CAP purpose
Subsidies to farmers for cheaper domestic products
Political regionalism tackles
Political regionalism tackles
Collective action problems (migration, climate change, etc.)
Arab League: year founded, members
Arab League: year founded, members
1945, 22 members
ASIS: year & focus
ASIS: year & focus
1990, climate change voice for small island states
Widening in regionalism means
Widening in regionalism means
Expansion of regional blocs, many states joining
Deepening in regionalism means
Deepening in regionalism means
Greater involvement or sovereignty pooling in blocs
EU arrest warrant function
EU arrest warrant function
EU police can arrest wanted persons & return to home country
NATO original purpose
NATO original purpose
Defence against communist Russia during Cold War
AU peacekeeping operations
AU peacekeeping operations
Troops from 5-6 states contribute to one operation
CFSP full form
CFSP full form
Common Foreign and Security Policy
Economic regionalism aims
Economic regionalism aims
Pool resources, increase trade, access bigger markets
Political regionalism requires
Political regionalism requires
Shared cultural ties & common value system