Course: JPM142 Geopolitics and Political Geography of World Regions

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General

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Select section Files

Files
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Select section Literature

Literature
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Select section 1) Introduction, concepts, and definitions. Debate betwen regionalists and globalists. Why do states pursue regional integration?

1) Introduction, concepts, and definitions. Debate betwen regionalists and globalists. Why do states pursue regional integration?
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Select section 2.Political-geographic analysis of regions

2.Political-geographic analysis of regions
Select section 3.Structure of the World Political Map

3.Structure of the World Political Map
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Select section 4.History, waves of political and economic regionalism (analysis of mixed results of economic, security or multipurpose regional projects), old vs. new regionalism, mega-regionalism.

4.History, waves of political and economic regionalism (analysis of mixed results of economic, security or multipurpose regional projects), old vs. new regionalism, mega-regionalism.
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Select section 5.heories of Regionalism (driving forces, motivation) – systemic theories, theory of regional inderedependence, domestic level theories.

5.heories of Regionalism (driving forces, motivation) – systemic theories, theory of regional inderedependence, domestic level theories.
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Select section 6.Integration processes in the world regions - typology of integration projects (geographic and functional approach)

6.Integration processes in the world regions - typology of integration projects (geographic and functional approach)
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Select section 7 Regionalism and Geopolitics of Europe

7 Regionalism and Geopolitics of Europe
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Select section 8.Regionalism and Geopolitics of Asia and Australia I.

8.Regionalism and Geopolitics of Asia and Australia I.
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Select section 9.Regionalism and Geopolitics of Asia and Australia II.

9.Regionalism and Geopolitics of Asia and Australia II.
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Select section 10.Regionalism and Geopolitics of Africa

10.Regionalism and Geopolitics of Africa
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Select section 11.Regionalism and Geopolitics of Americas

11.Regionalism and Geopolitics of Americas
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Select section 12. Geography of languages and religions

12. Geography of languages and religions
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