The Challenge of Regionalism

Ernst B. Haas

International Organization, 1958, vol. 12, issue 4, 440-458

Abstract: The organization of the world's ninety-odd states into various systems of competing and overlapping regional associations has now been a fact of international relations for over ten years. It cannot be said that as a fact it has gone unnoticed. On the contrary, regionalism has given rise to a floodtide of literature bitterly critical of the development or determined to justify it as a necessity for world security and a support for a sagging UN structure.

Date: 1958
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