A global conversation: rethinking IPE in post-hegemonic scenarios

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Tussie, Diana Alicia; Riggirozzi, Pia
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2015
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Benjamin Cohen has provoked us into a global conversation aimed at unwrapping the practice and study of IPE. In this article, we build upon his powerful notion of geography as politics, and engage afresh with the role of regions as correctives to debates on developmental strategies and trajectories in the global political economy. We share Cohen's view that 'how we conceive of space has a real impact on how we think about rule-making' (1998: 10), and argue that regions take shape iteratively via social and political processes that differ both temporally and geographically. As such, the key question for IPE is not whether regionalism exists, but rather what kind of regional governance is taking shape, and how it fits into IPE's globalist soul-searching. With this in mind, we analyse various conceptions of regions over time, from spheres of influence to governance actors, marking important differences (in symbolic, practical and institutional terms) in relation to experiments of the past. In doing so, we seek to underline at least the value of giving greater attention to the place of regions and regionalism in IPE's global conversation.
Fil: Tussie, Diana Alicia. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina. Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales; Argentina
Fil: Riggirozzi, Pia. University of Southampton; Reino Unido
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Benjamin Cohen
Post-Hegemonic Regionalism
Regional Governance
Global Orders
Regions as Actors
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv A global conversation: rethinking IPE in post-hegemonic scenarios
title A global conversation: rethinking IPE in post-hegemonic scenarios
spellingShingle A global conversation: rethinking IPE in post-hegemonic scenarios
Tussie, Diana Alicia
Benjamin Cohen
Post-Hegemonic Regionalism
Regional Governance
Global Orders
Regions as Actors
title_short A global conversation: rethinking IPE in post-hegemonic scenarios
title_full A global conversation: rethinking IPE in post-hegemonic scenarios
title_fullStr A global conversation: rethinking IPE in post-hegemonic scenarios
title_full_unstemmed A global conversation: rethinking IPE in post-hegemonic scenarios
title_sort A global conversation: rethinking IPE in post-hegemonic scenarios
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Tussie, Diana Alicia
Riggirozzi, Pia
author Tussie, Diana Alicia
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Riggirozzi, Pia
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dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Benjamin Cohen
Post-Hegemonic Regionalism
Regional Governance
Global Orders
Regions as Actors
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Post-Hegemonic Regionalism
Regional Governance
Global Orders
Regions as Actors
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dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv Benjamin Cohen has provoked us into a global conversation aimed at unwrapping the practice and study of IPE. In this article, we build upon his powerful notion of geography as politics, and engage afresh with the role of regions as correctives to debates on developmental strategies and trajectories in the global political economy. We share Cohen's view that 'how we conceive of space has a real impact on how we think about rule-making' (1998: 10), and argue that regions take shape iteratively via social and political processes that differ both temporally and geographically. As such, the key question for IPE is not whether regionalism exists, but rather what kind of regional governance is taking shape, and how it fits into IPE's globalist soul-searching. With this in mind, we analyse various conceptions of regions over time, from spheres of influence to governance actors, marking important differences (in symbolic, practical and institutional terms) in relation to experiments of the past. In doing so, we seek to underline at least the value of giving greater attention to the place of regions and regionalism in IPE's global conversation.
Fil: Tussie, Diana Alicia. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina. Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales; Argentina
Fil: Riggirozzi, Pia. University of Southampton; Reino Unido
description Benjamin Cohen has provoked us into a global conversation aimed at unwrapping the practice and study of IPE. In this article, we build upon his powerful notion of geography as politics, and engage afresh with the role of regions as correctives to debates on developmental strategies and trajectories in the global political economy. We share Cohen's view that 'how we conceive of space has a real impact on how we think about rule-making' (1998: 10), and argue that regions take shape iteratively via social and political processes that differ both temporally and geographically. As such, the key question for IPE is not whether regionalism exists, but rather what kind of regional governance is taking shape, and how it fits into IPE's globalist soul-searching. With this in mind, we analyse various conceptions of regions over time, from spheres of influence to governance actors, marking important differences (in symbolic, practical and institutional terms) in relation to experiments of the past. In doing so, we seek to underline at least the value of giving greater attention to the place of regions and regionalism in IPE's global conversation.
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