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domino theory of regionalism: a standalone construct

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International economics

the theory that forming or deepening a trade bloc pressures excluded countries to seek membership, so regionalism spreads like falling dominoes.

In international economics, domino theory of regionalism refers to the theory that forming or deepening a trade bloc pressures excluded countries to seek membership, so regionalism spreads like falling dominoes. This meaning comes from Baldwin (1993) in A Domino Theory of Regionalism.[1]

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  1. Baldwin, R. (1993). A Domino Theory of Regionalism. National Bureau of Economic Research. https://doi.org/10.3386/w4465

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