0 a feeling of loyalty to a particular part of a country and a wish for it to be more politically independent --
1 a word or expression characteristic of a particular area: --
The second and third chapters will deal with the liberalist oriented transnationalism in the 1920s and its transformation into hegemonic regionalism in the 1930s.
Regionalism is thus presented as the standard case in global economic integration between the two extremes of unilateral liberalization and complete multilateralism.
In markets as networks, regionalism emerges as the natural way to solve certain institutional problems in trade and trade policy.
Regionalism and separatism were, of course, two completely different phenomena.
The link between globalisation and regionalism is explored in a number of ways.
Of late, the literature on globalisation and regionalism is expanding enormously.
Only in the last twenty-five years has there been any noticeable interest in regionalism in contemporary architecture.
Hierarchical regionalism justified hospitals and medical specialists spending most of the funds allocated to the health sector in ways determined mainly by clinicians.
