The New International Relations of Sub-Regionalism : Asia and Europe (Paperback)

ForewordNotes on contributorsPrefaceIntroduction: A New Framework for Understanding Sub-Regions/Sub-Regionalism (Hidetoshi Taga and Seiichi Igarashi)Toward a New Analytical Framework of Subregions: Cross-scale Regional Governance (Hidetoshi Taga and Hideo Kojimoto)Small States’ Strategies in the Mekong Region: Perspectives from Laos (Yuji MORIKAWA)Alternative Mekong Regionalism: From the Perspective of Regional Hegemony and Civil Society (Seiichi Igarashi)Civil Society vs. GMS States in Terms of Infrastructure and Hydropower Development Projects (Kosum Saichan and Hiroshi Komatsu)Changing Borderland Local Communities with Development of the GMS Program (Ekamol Saichan)The Mekong Region and Changing Borders: A Focus on the CBTA and BCPs (Tetsu Sadotomo and Kenji Nakayama)Normative Politics in the European Union’s External Actions: The Case of ENI Cross-Border Cooperation (Yoichiro Usui) Sub Regionalism in the Border Regions between the EU and Russia (Kazu Takahashi)The Parallel Evolution of Functional Macroregions and Cross-scale Regional Governance as Emerging Political Instruments in the North Sea Region (Hideo Kojimoto, Yoshitaka Ota, and Ann Bell)Index