Theory and Practice of Regional Integration: The Case of Comecon

Andrzej Korbonski

International Organization, 1970, vol. 24, issue 4, 942-977

Abstract: It is generally recognized that the last decade or so witnessed a proliferation of studies dealing with different aspects of regional integration. While most of them discussed the origin and history of various international organizations, some, especially those of a more recent vintage, ventured into the thicket of theory building in an effort to engage eventually in some kind of comparative analysis.

Date: 1970
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