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+Alzankawi, A., Morales, L., Andreosso-O’Callaghan, B., & Rajmil, D. (2023). Geoeconomic and Geopolitical Dynamics of Water Scarcity in Oil-Rich Economies: The Case of Kuwait. Peace Review, 35(4), 683-694.
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+Allen, R. E. (2023). Financial crises and recession in the global economy. Edward Elgar Publishing.
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+==1 The four motors initiative: cooperation and governability, amid energy resources scarcity and climate change dynamics (Daniel Rajmil, Lucía Morales, Bernadette Andreosso O'Callaghan and Josep Lladós Masllorens), Abstract proposal eix 1 L’economia catalana dins el nou marc geoestratègic global ==
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+The beginning of the Four Motors initiative was defined by an initial distinction between regionalization being the outcome of a natural location phenomenon, which led to closer economic ties and regionalism, which intended to create preferential- trading arrangements (Lorenz, 1992). This remained true for most of the advanced industrialized regions in Europe, Asia and America. Nonetheless, the development of globalization paradigms pushed regional and local actors to integrate within international geopolitical dynamics and decisions that are hand in hand with financial and economic development. Since the 1970s, financial markets have evolved towards a gradual state of globalization, stirring further structural change and transformation including developments in information processing technologies and governments' deregulation policies that have implications and spillover effects on how economic and political systems functions (Allen 2023:1).
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+<nowiki>Keating, M (1999) Regions and international affairs: Motives, opportunities and strategies, Regional & Federal Studies, 9:1, 1-16, DOI: https://doi.org/10.1080/13597569908421068</nowiki>
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+Keating, M. (2013). Regions and international affairs: Motives, opportunities and strategies. In ''Paradiplomacy in action'' (pp. 1-16). Routledge.
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+Lorenz, D. (1992). Economic geography and the political economy of regionalization: the example of Western Europe. ''The American Economic Review'', ''82''(2), 84-87.
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+Quevauviller, P. (2011). Adapting to climate change: reducing water-related risks in Europe–EU policy and research considerations. ''Environmental science & policy'', ''14''(7), 722-729.
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+Steffek, J. (2010) 'Public Accountability and the Public Sphere of International Governance.' ''Ethics & International Affairs'', 24, pp. 45-68.
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+Victor, D.G. (2011) Global Warming Gridlock: Creating More Effective Strategies for Protecting the Planet. Cambridge: ''Cambridge University Press.''
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