| As we know, war today is also intranational war, and it is rooted in poverty, exclusion and injustice. |
| The financial crisis highlights this weakness, making evident intraregional and intranational disparities. |
| In other words, given bilateral distance and the relative size of regions, intranational trade was more than 20 times more intense than international trade. |
| Federal states such as Canada can designate a Central Authority for each intranational unit as well as an additional federal Central Authority. |
| Hence, any factor that increases intranational trade at the expense of international trade will create a much larger estimated border effect for the smaller country. |
| Yet even if there is a general trend toward greater intranational inequality, Culpeper argued, globalization is not necessarily the culprit. |
