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3. Historical Factors

verfasst von : Evgeny Vinokurov, Alexander Libman

Erschienen in: Re-Evaluating Regional Organizations

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Abstract

The chapter investigates how the historical factors influence the path of development of regional organizations and their objectives. It identifies a number of factors relevant in this context. The first factor is member countries’ interconnections in existence before the regional organization was established. Unlike the previous literature, the chapter covers the entire range of combinations of economic and political ties originally existing among the regional organizations’ members – from regional organizations that unite countries previously belonging to a common political entity (holding-together regionalism) to regional organizations comprised of countries with little or no prior interconnections. The second factor is the functional experience of the institutions of previously established ROs. In this sense, the chapter incorporates the arguments of historical institutionalism into the debate of the book.

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Vorheriges Kapitel Typology of Regional Organizations
Nächstes Kapitel Economic Development and Crises
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1
This argument is central for the historical institutionalism approach, see Pierson 1996.
 
2
Libman and Vinokurov 2012a.
 
3
These arguments do not apply to ROs where most members come outside the original polity, e.g., some post-Soviet countries’ goal to join the EU.
 
4
For an example of debate on the role of the ‘Other’ in nation-building of a new independent state see Kuzio 2001.
 
5
Hooghe and Marks 2006.
 
6
Libman and Vinokurov 2012b.
 
7
Kux 1996.
 
8
A related discussion looks at the role of economic and political ideologies of the members of the RO in their development, i.e., RO is shaped by the country’s ideas of their ‘ideal’ role in the world economy and international relations they had at the beginning of their independence. These ideas in turn can be influenced by nation-building process. See Abdelal 2001; Darden 2009.
 
9
Michael 2013.
 
10
Haas 1958, 1964; Stone Sweet and Sandholtz 1997; Abbot and Snidal 1998; Mattli 1999; Vicard 2012.
 
11
In subsequent chapters, we will discuss whether this result is caused by other features of the region, e.g., power asymmetry between countries or political regimes.
 
12
Krugman 1991.
 
13
Rector 2009.
 
14
The concept of self-enforcing institutions is developed in Greif and Laitin 2004.
 
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Metadaten
Titel
Historical Factors
verfasst von
Evgeny Vinokurov
Alexander Libman
Copyright-Jahr
2017
Buch
Re-Evaluating Regional Organizations

Print ISBN: 978-3-319-53054-3

Electronic ISBN: 978-3-319-53055-0

Copyright-Jahr: 2017

DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-53055-0_3