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Economic Integration is a category for books that explore how countries and regions link their economies through trade agreements and coordinated policies to create larger, more efficient markets. Titles in this area cover the stages and mechanisms of integration—from free trade areas and customs unions to common markets, economic unions, and monetary unions—and examine tariff and non-tariff barrier reduction, regulatory and standards harmonization, labor and capital mobility, competition policy, and macroeconomic coordination. The category includes theoretical frameworks and empirical analyses (e.g., trade creation/diversion, gravity models), institutional and legal design, and comparative case studies of blocs such as the European Union, USMCA, ASEAN, Mercosur, and the AfCFTA. Books also address distributional and development impacts on firms, workers, and regions; political economy and sovereignty concerns; and contemporary issues like supply chains, services and digital trade, sustainability, and resilience. Suitable for students, researchers, policymakers, and business practitioners, these works range from textbooks and handbooks to policy analyses and historical narratives.

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