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Globalization can be viewed in a complex manner as a phenomenon of dramatic interdependence between functional subsystems.
However, even then there is the question of between which functional subsystems is there interdependence, and how significant is that interdependence?
However, regionalization in its expansionist sense-macro-regionalization (greater interdependence between the traditional regions)-is simultaneously a transregional cooperation (transregionalism) in its narrow understanding.
Both regionalization and macro-regionalization (transregionalism-exceeding boundaries of the traditional regions) features in the process of enhancement/attenuation of interdependence across various spheres of human activity (politics, economy, power generation, environmental protection, culture), as well as the elaboration of a common identity, typical of the region in question.
Such an interpretation of globalization requires the definition of the regionalism to be a concept of interdependence of national states and interests of the sub-national entities exceeding their boundaries, albeit within the national frames; or (the "economized" definition) as the creation of economic communities formed from the closely spaced states by means of the preferential types of trade agreements.
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