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Economic integration


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Comparative Regionalism, Economic Integration and Security Settlement; Case study: OIC and ASEAN(مقاله علمی وزارت علوم)

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منبع: ژئوپلیتیک سال یازدهم زمستان ۱۳۹۴ شماره ۴ (پیاپی ۴۰)

کلیدواژه‌ها: OIC Regional cooperation ASEAN Economic integration Security settlements

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تعداد بازدید : ۸۵۳ تعداد دانلود : ۴۳۸
The integrative process of cooperation between countries in a region is an increasing discussed issue in area studies. The reality of international politics today is based on how regions are inter-connected. International trade or other international regimes are indeed the developed models of integrated structures and processes among countries within a region. Therefore we are facing with a regional extended version of some regimes at global level. Organization of Islamic Cooperation as a regional and intraregional organization is the main theme of current research in which will be analyzed and compared with Association of Southeast Asian Nations to understand dynamism of regional cooperation and progress in economic and security issues. Comparative regionalism is our tool to understand the two organizations and an analytical framework for comparison.
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Economic Impact of Regional Trade Agreements and Economic Co-operation: Econometric Evidence(مقاله علمی وزارت علوم)

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منبع: International Economics Studies, ۴۶, Issue ۱, Winter and Spring ۲۰۱۶ 1 - 16

کلیدواژه‌ها: Economic integration Regional Trade Agreements and Their Impact on Growth and Trade Financial Crises and Policy Reform Econometric Modeling and Forecasts economic and trade policy

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The paper focuses on regional trade agreements and economic co-operation and develops a new appropriate approach to study their impact on growth and trade. The approach is based on an endogenous trade-growth theory and novelly specified in an economic integration (expenditure) framework which is the conceptual foundation of regional trade agreements. Importantly, it also appropriately takes into account major add- and sub-factors as recommended by Johansen, the computable general equilibrium pioneer, in practical economic planning and policy modelling. Applications of the approach to China, a key member of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership agreement group, are also reported to provide useful insights for suitable evidence-based impact analysis. The analysis has relevance to such trading blocs as BRICS and the 21-member Indian Ocean Rim Association where Iran is a key member. Policy implications from the findings are then briefly discussed.