The Southern African Development Community (SADC) and the European Union (EU)

Muntschick, Johannes

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-45330-9

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“…Studien können leicht anhand der Untersuchung dieser Mechanismen sortiert werden. So gibt es Studien zu marktbasierten Anreizen (Krapohl 2017;Muntschick 2018). Forschung über politische Dialoge untersuchen häufig Strategien der Sozialisierung sowie der Überzeugung (Doidge 2011; Fehrmann 2014; Allison 2015).…”

Section: Externer Einfluss Auf Regionalorganisationenunclassified

“…Studien wie die von Krapohl und Muntschick (2008) thematisieren dabei den Einfluss von ökonomischen Interdependenzen innerhalb der Regionalorganisationen sowie zwischen der Organisation und der EU. Die Idee, dass eine starke Interdependenz mit der EU dabei zu desintegrativen Effekten führen kann, wird von beiden Autoren in weiterführenden Publikationen ausgearbeitet (Krapohl 2017;Krapohl und Fink 2013;Muntschick 2018). Meißner zeigt darüber hinaus divergente Strategien der EU in Verhandlungen zu Freihandelsabkommen mit ASEAN, Mercosur sowie dem Gulf Cooperation Council auf, bei denen die EU ihre interregionale Strategie durch strategische Partnerschaften mit Einzelstaaten ersetzte, mit potentiell desintegrativen Effekten (Meissner 2018(Meissner , 2017(Meissner , 2016.…”

Section: K a Marktzentrierte Analysenunclassified

“…Nach frühen Studien zu externen Einflüssen auf regionale Integration (Zimmerling 1991;Axline 1977;Edwards und Regelsberger 1990) dauerte es bis in die 2000er Jahre hinein, bis sich identifizierbare Forschungsrichtungen etablierten. Ein kohärentes Forschungsprogramm steckt immer noch in den Kinderschuhen (Muntschick 2018), doch dieser Artikel möchte eine vorübergehende Bestandaufnahme der existierenden Ansätze durchführen. Einer Forschungsagenda kommen marktbasierte Ansätze zum Einfluss externer Akteure auf Regionalorganisationen (Krapohl 2017) sowie entwicklungspolitische Ansätze (de Lombaerde und Schulz 2009) am nächsten.…”

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Wessen Policy? Wie sehen Policy-Prozesse in Regionalorganisationen des Globalen Südens aus und wie können externe Akteure sie beeinflussen?

Müller

2020

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Wessen Policy? Wie sehen Policy-Prozesse in Regionalorganisationen des Globalen Südens aus und wie können externe Akteure sie beeinflussen?

Müller

2020

Z Politikwiss

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“…However, the comprehensive analysis of the impact of external actors on regional integration is limited in scope and quality in the literature since there has been no successful example of exogenous (outside-in) regional integration yet. Nevertheless, some early works evaluated the role of external factors hypothetically while recent ones scrutinized the impact of regional dominant states and external powers on evolving regional integration processes based on the isolated case studies in America, Africa and Asia (Denha, 1969;Haas, 1970;Cochrane and Sloan, 1973;Mytelka, 1973;Muttli, 1999;Bilal, 2013;Plummer, 2017;Muntschick, 2013Muntschick, , 2018.…”

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Büyük Güçler Aracılığıyla Bölgesel Bütünleşme : Rusya'nın Avrasya Ekonomik Birliği, Çin'in İpek Yolu Ekonomik Kuşağı ve ABD'nin Yeni İpek Yolu Projesi

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Baba²

2019

Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart Üniversitesi Uluslararası Sosyal Bilimler Dergisi

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Great and regional powers have been trying to influence/control Central Asia's (CA) political-economic fabric and development for the sake of their own strategic interests via different politico-economic schemes. Especially, Russia, China and the US are competing to inject their individual regional integration models for reducing the influence of other great and regional powers. These models fall in the category of extra-regional integration projects, which promote different structured approaches. This paper explores the viability and major impacts of great power-induced regional integration and their repercussions. It argues that these projects are developed by and biased towards preserving the influence of major powers, and lack viable framework to bring both global and regional players into a path of long-term cooperation. Even if the great powers' regional integration approaches are divergent from each other, their common point the asymmetry they apply when they are approaching the region. Primarily they prioritized their own strategic interests while discarding CA states' expectations to a significant extent. However, if implemented successfully, it cannot be ruled out that these projects may bring socioeconomic benefits to CA countries at the expense of political independence.

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“…As a result, it is expected that South Africa utilizes its vast resources (technology, military, economy, and infrastructure) to the benefit of Southern Africa (Muntschick, ). This is true with regards to a developed nation in a particular REC.…”

Section: Hindrances To Southern Africa's Regional Integration Framewomentioning

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Unearthing the challenges and prospects of regional integration in Southern Africa

Mlambo

2018

Journal of Public Affairs

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Regional integration is viewed as a significant initiative with regard to stimulating economic growth amongst member states and enhancing intraregional trade, security initiatives, and bilateral and multilateral agreements. This paper examines the challenges and prospects of African regional integration with the focus on Southern Africa. The paper posits that regional integration is an imperative factor for Southern African states as it plays a pivotal role in stimulating their economic growth prospects. Nonetheless, economic growth prospects realizing the benefits of regional integration seem to be still a work in progress. The paper concludes by outlining that regional integration is a diverse component that entails the private sector and economically advanced regional states such as South Africa to be at the fore in orchestrating developmental blueprints and that there is a need for the necessary support from regional heads of states as so to realize the benefits of regional integration and the benefits it brings with it.

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The Southern African Development Community (SADC) and the European Union (EU)

Cited by 24 publications

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Wessen Policy? Wie sehen Policy-Prozesse in Regionalorganisationen des Globalen Südens aus und wie können externe Akteure sie beeinflussen?

Wessen Policy? Wie sehen Policy-Prozesse in Regionalorganisationen des Globalen Südens aus und wie können externe Akteure sie beeinflussen?

Büyük Güçler Aracılığıyla Bölgesel Bütünleşme : Rusya'nın Avrasya Ekonomik Birliği, Çin'in İpek Yolu Ekonomik Kuşağı ve ABD'nin Yeni İpek Yolu Projesi

Unearthing the challenges and prospects of regional integration in Southern Africa

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