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Multipolarity and regional integration

In: The New Global Political Economy

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The expert authors provide an in-depth analysis of the causes of the financial crisis and the political economy measures required to build a safer and more stable international order. They show how the financial crisis is deeply rooted in the flaws of the dollar standard and explain why the dollar and globalization should be considered together to understand the present challenges. By way of conclusion, the authors propose the creation of a ‘World Eco-Monetary Union’ with the power to regulate the global economy and to promote sustainable development.

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  • ., 2012. "Multipolarity and regional integration," Chapters, in: The New Global Political Economy, chapter 4, pages 106-130, Edward Elgar Publishing.
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