Titlebook: Regionalism and Globalism in Southeast Asia; Eero Palmujoki Book 2001 Eero Palmujoki 2001 ASEAN.bibliography.economic growth.Governance.gr

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Southeast Asian Regionalist Trends in the Beginning of the New Millenniumformers were more likely responding to actual political issues than attempting serious change in the organization. While claiming a desire to reform ASEAN’s decision-making in order to establish supra-regional institutions, the reformers instead articulated their political stands, highlighting their

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focuses on the organization of the ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) and covers the political, economic and security issues characterizing its development. The book compares the theoretical debate with political developments in the region, from the beginning of the post-Cold War period

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Widening or Deepening Regional Cooperation?ted by all six ASEAN members. The concrete steps for deepening economic integration came first when the ASEAN free trade agreement, AFTA, was signed at the Singapore Summit in 1992. However, from the broader perspective, it is fair to say that the question of expanding ASEAN dominated the regionalist debate in Southeast Asia during the 1990s.

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The Asian Economic Crisis, the Southeast Asian Countries and ASEANippines, burdened by violent and unstable domestic political development, lacked this growth. Without doubt, the economic success of the majority of the ASEAN countries remarkably strengthened the emergence of the concept of . regionalism. This concept, in turn, connects to the so-called East Asian (economic) . studies.

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Conclusion: Southeast Asian Regionalism: Old or New?m.. From the point of view of ., however, these failings do not lessen ASEAN’s value. Within the paradigm of ., ASEAN’s success in economic terms can be measured, not by the levels of integration achieved in the region, but by how effectively ASEAN cooperation has attracted foreign direct investments into the region.

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Book 2001lopment. The book compares the theoretical debate with political developments in the region, from the beginning of the post-Cold War period with its rapid economic growth through the Asian economic crisis of 1997 and the resulting restructuring of Southeast-Asian regional systems.

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Global Governance and Regionalist Solutionsitically closely linked to the Western security system. The dramatic effects of the destruction of the Cold War two-bloc system was expressed in Lee Kuan Yew’s statement on the need to find new uniting factors in the organization and that one important factor would be competition in the world’s economic regimes..