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This document outlines the syllabus for a course on regional integration. The course will use lectures, class discussions, and student presentations. Students will present case studies on regional integration agreements. Course content will include the economic logic and effects of regional integration, how developing countries can benefit, and challenges. Students will complete reading assignments, present a case study, and take a final exam. Presentations will cover the history, achievements, and challenges of specific integration agreements.
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