Titlebook: Regional Economic Communities and Integration in Southern Africa; Networks of Civil So Leon Mwamba Tshimpaka,Christopher Changwe Nshimbi, B

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Regional Integration in Africa and Southern Africa: An Appraisal of Conventional Approaches,nstitutions are of paramount importance for inclusive regional integration that allows civil society actors to be not only important, but also independent, active agents in the formation of regions. Thus, the chapter critiques conventional approaches to regional integration and provides a context fo

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The Formal-Alternative Regionalism Formal Interface: Interactions and Engagements of Southern Africin which civil society interacts for alternative regionalisms. The chapter reveals that despite the existence of the Article 23 of the SADC Treaty, which establishes the joint governance system between government elites and non-state actors in the decision-making processes, it still lacks full opera

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Alternative and People Centred Approaches to Regional Integration, formal settings like the Regional Thematic Meetings of Senior Officials or Ministers, Statutory Meetings, SADC Secretariat, SADC-PF, SADC regional policy dialogues, Council of the Ministers and Heads of State Summit, and those interacting within self-organised initiatives like Civil Society Forum a

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Typology of Institutional Arrangements of Southern African Civil Society Networks,se distinct institutional arrangements that inform a typology of their interaction in the region. The horizontal networks of civil society organisations exhibit distinct strategies, norms and rules compared to those involved in formal interaction with SADC. The strategies include competing with the

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