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V International Relations / Relations Internationales

Regime theory offers answers to the question of cooperation in different fields among different actors, especially states. Yet, as many studies show that the state is not the only significant actor: a regime can be built from bottom-up. Drawing from an empirical study of the regime for the environmental protection of the Lake of Geneva between France and Switzerland, this article deals with this question by developing the notion of a third space, an informal arena which transcends the regime from which it originated while contributing to the diffusion of its norms and practices among actors not directly tied to it. [R]