Cours : JPM142 Geopolitics and Political Geography of World Regions

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Généralités

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Select section Files

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Files
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Select section Literature

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

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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

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

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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.

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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.

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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)

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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

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

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

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

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

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

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12. Geography of languages and religions
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