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The Arab League’s Decision-making System and Arab Integration
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:This paper analyzes the function of the Arab League decision-making system and its influences on the Arab integration from the perspective of institutionalism and integration theory. Arab League makes its decisions on the basis of cooperation and negotiations. Theoretically, only in some policy fields where cooperation outperforms unilateral action, can such a decision institution lead to mutual policies and unanimous actions. However, practically, this system lacks efficient operations on the regional level. Even in the fields of economy or security, where member states share more mutual interests, the integrative cooperation of the Arab League is confined to the limited policy framework, with minimum agreements as its outcome. Experience from the Europe Union suggests that there must be a supra-national institution to propose draft, supervise the development and implementation of the policies, and regulate the behaviors of relevant nations. The integrative direction and outlook of Arab League depends exactly on its future decision-making system.
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“Consequently, the operation of this free trade area is actually interdependent on the specific policies in each member states.”
§ The Arab League's Decision-making System and Arab Integration > A. The economic field
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“By supplying an international forum, the League enables its member states to step onto the Middle East stage collectively.”
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“But each of the member states can work out their own executive programs and timetables.”
§ The Arab League's Decision-making System and Arab Integration > A. The economic field
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“However, practically, this system lacks efficient operations on the regional level.”
§ The Arab League's Decision-making System and Arab Integration > Abstract
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“According to the above analysis, the Arab integration degree differs between the economic and security fields.”
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“The will of member states guide the decision-making process of the League.”
§ The Arab League's Decision-making System and Arab Integration > I. Essential Functions of the Decision-making System in the Arab League
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“Discord of interests among the member states seriously hinders the implementation of relevant policies.”
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“As disagreements among member states keep increasing, it will be more and more difficult to find their common interests.”
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“One example of how selfish considerations undermine integration is the compromise of GAFTA.”
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“The so-called “final consensus” is no more than the final compromised outcomes among the member states of the League.”
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“The European integration has been developing under the interaction of the European Community and intergovernmental institutions.”
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“The European Union differs from the Arab League in many aspects, among which the differences in its decision-making institution are most obvious.”
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“By involving all the Arab countries in this region into an organization, the League successfully constructs an intra-Arab negotiation framework, hence avoiding many escalations from disputes to conflicts.”
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“The decision-making process in the League lacks efficient regional cooperation, with member states' common interests as the only stimulator of integration.”
§ The Arab League's Decision-making System and Arab Integration > II. Practical Investigations into Integration of the Decision-making System
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“The European Parliament is also involved in decision making in some fields, and it together with the Council forms the highest legislative body within the Union.”
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“In the economic field, Arab League member states share the most common interests as well as least also sovereign disputes.”
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“Judging from the outcome, however, the degree of Arab integration is undoubtedly far from enough.”
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“Though the committee did boost free trade to some degree, it reinforced the importance of negotiations among governments, without facilitating a powerful supranational institution, not to mention the fulfillment of “spillover effect” hoped for by institutionalists.”
§ The Arab League's Decision-making System and Arab Integration > I. Essential Functions of the Decision-making System in the Arab League
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“Comparatively, the League is more a forum than a representative in the security field, while member states are still the actual actors.”
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“These decision-making institutions have a clear division of responsibilities, and maintain a good balance in drawing up and carrying out of policies.”
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“However, the responsibilities of these sub-councils are subordinate and uncertain, enjoying only relative and temporary decision-making power rather than absolute and independent one.”
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“The 22 member states have different levels of economic development as well as various economic structures.”
§ The Arab League's Decision-making System and Arab Integration > A. The economic field
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“Each of the member states, however, wanted to maximize their respective interests in this economic cooperation, disagreed on many aspects, such as the objective (tariff union or free trade zone), the growth pattern, tax breaks, and the responsibilities and obligations of member states.”
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“Contrarily, it supplies a forum to multilateral powers to negotiate security-relevant issues, including League member states, such as non-Arab countries in the Middle East, North America, Russia, the European Union, and China.”
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“Though this forum has not empowered the Arab League as the representative of its member states, it still enables the League to negotiate with other powers, to construct the Middle East security framework as an independent actor.”
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“On the integrating road of the EU, two decision-making systems exist, inter-governmental ones such as European Summit and Council of Ministers, and supranational institutions such as the European Commission, the European Parliament, and the European Court.”
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“It is the local governments which manipulate the drafting and carrying out of the specific policies in the League.”
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“On one hand, the League has served as a platform for the member states to promote mutual understanding, resolve conflicts, negotiate policies, and enhance further cooperation.”
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“Even in economic fields, member states consider their own country's interests more than those of the other states, which undermines the governmental negotiations.”
§ The Arab League's Decision-making System and Arab Integration > A. The economic field
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“Externally, the League may become an integral economic body to confront the outside challenges, but internally, local governments still have the decisions on autonomous economic policies.”
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“When making decisions, the Arab League adopts principles of “unanimity” and “domestic law”, which means that the member states have the final decisions on important issues, rather than the regional cooperative organization.”
§ The Arab League's Decision-making System and Arab Integration > I. Essential Functions of the Decision-making System in the Arab League
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“The Council of Ministers makes decisions on the proposals put forth by the Commission.”
§ The Arab League's Decision-making System and Arab Integration > III. Comparative Study on Decision-making Systems of the Arab League and EU
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“The European Commission is the executive branch of the European Union.The body is responsible for proposing legislation, implementing decisions, upholding the Union's treaties and the general day-to-day running of the Union.”
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“In the former field, the Arab League has tried out its role as a representative, by promoting the Free Trade Area and negotiating with other counties and organizations.”
§ The Arab League's Decision-making System and Arab Integration > B. The security field
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“Within all of the constructing institutions, the decision-making institution is of the utmost importance.”
§ The Arab League's Decision-making System and Arab Integration > Abstract
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“Because the dependency among member states is weak and the regional coordinative organization is not powerful enough to guide the integrative progress, the member states naturally adopt the most beneficial policies to protect their own interests.”
§ The Arab League's Decision-making System and Arab Integration > A. The economic field
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“These successful examples also argue that the decision-making system of integrative organization should meet three premier requirements, no matter what other functions it is asked to fulfill.First, such an institution should be able to mediate interests between member states, integrating state or substate level interests into a regional one.Secondly, it should be an efficient organization with”
§ The Arab League's Decision-making System and Arab Integration > Abstract
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Prior scholarship has largely overlooked the negative influence of the Arab League's decision-making system on Arab integration.
“But they hardly noticed the negative influences of the decision-making system of the Arab League on the integration progress.”
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A mature decision-making system is able to promote efficient and reasonable cooperation among member states and reflect the real degrees of interdependency among members and integrations within the League.
“A mature decision-making system is able to promote efficient and reasonable cooperation among member states, and can also reflect the real degrees of interdependency among members and integrations within the League.”
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The homogeneity degree of member states plays the primary role in the whole integration process.
“The homogeneity degree of member states plays the primary role in the whole integration process.”
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The integration process must be at the expense of part of sovereignty.
“As a concrete realization of regionalism, the integration process must be at the expense of part of sovereignty.”
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- Zhongkui Ye & Xingfang Wang, The Survey of International Organization(Beijing: China RenMin University Press, 2001), pp.233-43.
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- Authors
- Chen, W., & Zhao, J.
- Affiliations
- Shanghai International Studies University (CN)
- ORCID
- Zhao, Jun
- Venue
- Journal of Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies (in Asia)
- Publisher
- Informa UK Limited
- Published
- 2009-06
- Volume
- 3
- Issue
- 2
- Pages
- 59-66
- ISSN
- 1937-0679 (ISSN-L)
- OpenAlex
- W2884843618
- Semantic Scholar
- 47d8c69a1c78953b2aeacf032d9c8fbf15d4dd27
- Cited by
- 2
- References
- 0
- Citations by year
- 2021: 1 · 2016: 1
- FWCI
- 0.00
- Type
- journal article
- Language
- en
- Open access
- bronze
- doi.org
- Locations
- Journal of Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies (in Asia) (publishedVersion)
- Topics
- Social Sciences › Political Science and International Relations › Global Political and Social Dynamics
- Social Sciences › Political Science and International Relations › International Relations and Foreign Policy
- Social Sciences › Sociology and Political Science › Middle East Politics and Society
- Keywords
- Arab League, decision-making systems, Arab integration, regional integration, institutionalism, integration theory, regional organizations, European Union comparison, regional security, regional economy
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