Varieties of regional integration, international trade networks and risk

This paper explores the relationship between regional integration models and trade network structures. The paper further investigates the implications of these trade relationship configurations on risk. The exploratory study models the European Union and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations as...

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Published in:World economy 2019-09, Vol.42 (9), p.2790-2815
Main Author: Seno‐Alday, Sandra
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Economic analysis
Economic models
Integration
International trade
Networks
regional integration
Risk
Risk management
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Trade flows
Trade relations
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Risk
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Trade relations
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