Regionalism Under Stress

Detlef Nolte is an associate fellow of the GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies and former director (2006–2018) of the GIGA Institute of Latin American Studies. Brigitte Weiffen holds the Martius Chair for German and European Studies, a visiting professorship sponsored by the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), at the Department of Political Science, University of São Paulo (USP), Brazil.

Introduction: Regionalism under stress Part I: Theoretical and comparative perspectives 1 Stress factors and their impact on regionalism 2 Regionalism under stress: A comparative perspective 3 Multipolarity is in, multilateralism out: Rising minilateralism and the downgrading of regionalism Part II: Europe 4 Constructing integration: Resilience and political innovation in the EU 5 Facing the rule of law crisis within the European Union 6 The mainstreaming of security and defense in the European Union post-2016: Building resilience in challenging times Part III: Latin America 7 Mercosur between resilience and disintegration 8 UNASUR on the edge 9 The Pacific Alliance: Regionalism without stress? Part IV: EU-Latin American Inter-regionalism 10 EU-LAC relations after Brexit: Regionalism and inter-regionalism à la carte 11 The EU crisis and the comparative study of Latin American regionalism Part V: Africa and Asia 12 Regionalism in sub-Saharan Africa: Structural constraints and African agency 13 Regionalism in distress: Is ASEAN coping with global crises and power shifts?