Bøger i Regions and Regionalisms in th serien

In this essay, Weisbrode examines the historic and global context of regionalism in America by looking at the dueling concepts of Americaand Americanism, focusing on their continual intellectual redefinition throughout the 18 and 19th centuries, and their impact on regionalism in the modern era

The Zheng family enterprise occupied a critical position as a political authority and successful commercial operation in the complex space of maritime East Asia in the 17th Century. Xing Hang argues that the family "profoundly shaped the maritime Asian world region and the global order."

In this essay, Conrad and Duara examine the concept of regionalism in East Asia, focusing on four crucial moments of region formation: the early modern tribute system, pan-Asianism in the age of high imperialism, the Japanese empire, and renewed regionalist aspirations in an age of globalization since the 1990s.

Through his study of regionalism, Robarts analyzes historically the economic, political, social, and cultural relations of nations and regions surrounding the Black Sea basin in order to better understand the inter-state and inter-social relations of the region today.

In this essay, Bonfreschi and Maccaferri consider the concept of regionalismfrom a subnationalperspective rather than an internationalone, discussing the problem of how states deal with regions or smaller unities within the state.