Globalisation and Régionalisation: Mapping the New Continental Drift

Q3 Social Sciences

Economic and Political Weekly Pub Date : 2009-06-13 DOI:10.4135/9789351507871.n7

Ajay Gudavarthy

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Abstract

How far have regional organisations in the south been successful in struggling against neoliberal policies initiated in the northern countries, and actively aided by the international financial institutions? How far have they succeeded in establishing an alternative global regime of development? An assessment of these regional formations in Asia, Africa and Latin America is undertaken to find whether they could fulfil the aspirations for an alternative and just globalisation.

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全球化与区域化:绘制新大陆漂移图

在与北方国家发起并得到国际金融机构积极援助的新自由主义政策的斗争中，南方地区组织在多大程度上取得了成功?它们在建立另一种全球发展制度方面取得了多大的成功?对亚洲、非洲和拉丁美洲的这些区域形成进行评估，以发现它们是否能够实现替代和公正全球化的愿望。

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