Globalization or Regionalization? -- International relations theory at the end of the millennium -- Regionalism and IR theory -- Missing Spaces: IR Theory and Cooperation -- Early thoughts on cooperative behavior -- 'Malevolent modernity': E.H. Carr and the end of Utopianism -- Protestant pessimism: Hans Morgenthau and human nature -- Structural hegemony: Kenneth Waltz and the dominance of the system -- Norms, rules and disciplines: Neo-Realism and international regimes -- Form follows function: David Mitrany and the spaces of cooperation -- Function follows interests: Ernst Haas and Neo-Functionalism -- Is the 'Neo' in Neo-Functionalism the same as the 'Neo' in Neo-Realism? -- Ruminations at the margins -- The Global System as Mille-Feuille -- Social space as a social product -- Global social space as a layered phenomenon -- Medieval prelude -- The production of states -- Nations as social spaces -- Regions as layers -- Southern Africa as Social Space -- Early spaces -- The arrival of the Europeans, 1482-1850 -- Diamonds, gold and the production of states, 1870-1910 -- The consolidation of racial spaces, 1910-48 -- Apartheid and the solidification of the region, 1948-80 -- SADCC and counterhegemonic efforts, 1980-90 -- Producing post-apartheid southern Africa -- Regionalization: the Search for a Spatial Fix -- Globalization -- the new representation of space -- Globalization -- the spatial practice of the late twentieth century -- Globalization and the politics of collective memory -- Regionalization: a potential third space