The Euro-Mediterranean as a space and a region: institutional agendas, trans-border interactions and defragmentation
Résumé
The renaissance of regionalism in the 1990s has drawn attention to issues and processes that were previously ignored or deemed of marginal significance. Most importantly perhaps, fresh attention paid to the issues of regional order/disorder also requires acknowledging the diversity of the "languages and grammar" of regionalism. Focusing on the world of regionalisms, the paper also provides valuable tools for research into the political economy of regional institutions and processes that are at stake in the euro-med region/space.