Regional Associations in the Contemporary World

Authors

Inis L. Claude Jr.

Number

3

Abstract

One of the most notable features of present-day international relations is the proliferation and flourishing of regional associations, which we may loosely define as more or less formally constituted and elaborately organized mechanisms created and maintained by a self-selected group of states which have, or feel that they have, a particular basis for intimacy of interrelationship.

Recommended Citation

Claude, Inis L. Jr. (1961) "Regional Associations in the Contemporary World," Naval War College Review: Vol. 14: No. 4, Article 3.
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