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Choices, challenges and the power of integration: regionalism and confederation in the East African community - a hypothesis generating study
The focus of this hypothesis generating study is to open new areas of research within the study of regions and regionalization in the East African Community and beyond. By using a null hypothesis that encapsulates the reigning attitudes within models of economic integration, this paper exposes many...
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Department of Political Studies
2014
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