1 Informal linkages and transactions derived primarily from economic activity (include political and social aspects also)
2 Regional awareness and identity; mixture of historical, cultural and social traditions Belonging to a particular community
3 Regional interstate co-operation; States or governments may sponsor agreements and co-operation amongst themselves to manage common problems and enhance the role of the state and power of the government
4 State – promoted regional economic integration:
Most common form of regionalism, Governments and business interests pursue economic integration (Differ in terms and depth Mercantilism VS. Liberalism)
5. Regional cohesion Combination of these four processes might lead the emergence of cohesive and consolidated regional unit (EU, internal affairs and global politics)
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