The Territorial Imperative

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Focusing on the interplay between politics and economics at the mesolevel, this analysis delves into regional economic disparities within advanced democracies. Jeffrey Anderson examines the political conflicts arising from declining regional economies, emphasizing the role of constitutional orders as political institutions. Through a comparative study of four declining industrial regions and a broader analysis of Britain and Germany, he reveals how the distribution of power influences interests and cooperation among actors. This work challenges conventional views on regional politics and offers fresh insights for scholars across various disciplines.