Regionalism

A political and economic phenomenon, a process of forming alliances between neighbouring countries as a way of coping with globalization

• Globalization

• Non-State Regionalism

• Regionalism

• Regions

True or False. Regionalism is not an inevitable or natural process, it is constructed and defined by policymakers in response to socially emergent issues

• True

• False

Which regional alliance was instrumental in establishing an emergency fund to address the 1997 Asian Financial Crisis and subsequently became more "unified and coordinated" in response to economic challenges?

• NATO

• OPEC

• NAM

• ASEAN

What was the primary motivation behind the establishment of NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization)?

• To enhance economic cooperation among member countries

• To protect Europe against the threat of the Soviet Union during the Cold War

• To promote cultural exchanges and tourism

• To facilitate environmental sustainability initiatives

What organization, formed by countries like Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and Venezuela, with the aim to regulate the production and sale of oil and gain better return for their exports?

• NAM

• ASEAN

• NATO

• OPEC

What was the main objective behind the creation of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) in 1961 by Egypt, Ghana, India, Indonesia, and Yugoslavia?

• To establish a regional economic bloc for mutual trade benefits

• To protect a country’s independence from the pressures of superpower politics

• To compete in the global market through technological advancements

• To pursue world peace and international cooperation, human rights, national sovereignty, racial and national equality

True or False: The NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) was primarily formed to mitigate economic crisis

• True

• False

According to ______ , Regionalism is constructed and defined by policymakers. The formation of regionalism is observed to be inspired by socially emergent issues that need to be addressed.

• Held & Flynn

• Claudio & Abinales

• Claudio & Flynn

• Flynn & Abinales

What is the definition of regionalism according to the World Atlas?

• Regionalism is a concept that emphasizes global cooperation and unity.

• Regionalism is a political ideology that favors a specific region over a larger area, influenced by various factors like political separations, cultural boundaries, linguistic regions, and managerial divisions.

• Regionalism refers to the practice of national governments centralizing administrative power within urban areas.

• Regionalism promotes international intervention in local governance for economic development.

Which of the following is the challenge posed by the resurgence of militant nationalism and populism in relation to regionalism?

• Increased economic cooperation among regional alliances

• Urges to dismantle international alliances like NATO

• Enhanced diplomatic efforts to resolve regional conflicts

• Strengthening of democratic institutions within regional frameworks