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Pakistan and the BRICS Plus in the New Era: A Perspective of Neo-Functionalism

Asian Journal of Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies, 2020
China proposed the idea of ‘BRICS Plus’ in 2017. However, this hint exasperated India owing to its diverse political and strategic preferences.
Beenish Sultan, Amna Mehmood
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Neo-functionalism and European Disintegration

2018
Various types of spillover from one policy area to another are key to the neo-functionalist explanation of regional integration. This spillover also entails shifts in expectations, activities, and even loyalties vis-a-vis a new regional political community in which member states become increasingly locked-in, making disintegration unlikely.
Hans Vollaard, Vollaard Hans
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The Obsolescence of Neo-functionalism

2019
After World War II, the Allies established a “functional” international order. Neo-functionalism, or “functional-federalism”, is, as the name says, a combination of federalism and the theory of functionalism in international relations. The chapter illustrates how neo-functionalism was developed in order to find a way to create a European federation ...
Thilo Zimmermann, Zimmermann Thilo
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Toward Neo-Functionalism

Sociological Theory, 1985
Jeffrey C Alexander, Paul Colomy
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4. Neo-functionalism

2016
This chapter examines the main assumptions of neo-functionalism, especially with regards to European integration. The fundamental argument of neo-functionalists is that states are not the only important actors on the international scene. They claim that supranational institutions and non-state actors, such as interest groups and political parties, are ...
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Three Neo-Functional Hypotheses About International Integration

International Organization, 1969
In an earlier article published in this journal Ernst Haas and this author suggested a set of strategic “background conditions,” “conditions at the time of initiation,” and “process conditions” intended (hypothetically) to assess the political consequences of an initial agreement to lower or remove mutual barriers to the movement of productive factors.
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