The 2nd ASEAN Reader

Sharon Siddique, Sree Kumar

• Publisher: ISEAS Publishing
• Year: 2003
• eBook ISBN: 9789812305299
• Edition: 1
• Topic: Economics
• Subtopic: Economic Conditions
• Index: Economics

Table of contents

• CONTENTS
• PREFACE
• Foreword: New Challenges for ASEAN
• Member States of ASEAN
• SECTION I: ASEAN: INSTITUTIONAL REDESIGN AND DYNAMICS
• INTRODUCTION
• 1. Early Southeast Asian Political Systems
• 2. POST-COLONIAL SOUTHEAST ASIA
• 3. POST-WAR REGIONAL CO-OPERATION
• 4. THE FORMATION OF ASEAN
• 5. INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK
• 6. THE STRUCTURE OF DECISION-MAKING
• 7. THE ASSOCIATION OF SOUTHEAST ASIAN NATIONS
• 8. ASEAN INSTITUTION BUILDING
• 9. ASEAN DURING THE CRISIS
• 10. THE “ASEAN WAY”
• 11. ASEAN AND NON-INTERFERENCE
• 12. ASEAN
• 13. INTRAMURAL CHALLENGES TO THE “ASEAN WAY”
• 14. STRATEGIC CENTRALITY
• SECTION II: MEMBERSHIP EXPANSION ON A NEW POLITICAL CANVAS
• INTRODUCTION
• 15. INTRA-ASEAN POLITICAL, SECURITY AND ECONOMIC CO-OPERATION
• 16. ASEAN AND INDOCHINA
• 17. CHALLENGES FOR SOCIETY AND POLITICS
• 18. EXPECTATIONS AND EXPERIENCES OF THE NEW MEMBERS
• 19. BETWEEN CHINA AND ASEAN
• 20. VIETNAM AND ITS NEIGHBOURS
• 21. ASEAN ENLARGEMENT AND MYANMAR
• 22. THE ASEAN TROIKA ON CAMBODIA
• 23. THE GREATER MEKONG SUBREGION
• 24. THE SECURITY CHALLENGES IN THE GMS
• 25. THE GMS CO-OPERATION WITHIN THE ASEAN CONTEXT
• 26. IMPACT OF ASEAN ENLARGEMENT ON GMS COUNTRIES
• 27. NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH AND THE EAST TIMOR/ACEH CRISES
• SECTION III: SOCIETY, CULTURE AND RELIGION: INGREDIENTS FOR A NEW TAPESTRY
• INTRODUCTION
• 28. MANAGING MOBILIZATION AND MIGRATION OF SOUTHEAST ASIA’S POPULATION
• 29. MEDIA IN SOUTHEAST ASIA
• 30. THE ROLE OF EDUCATION IN ASEAN ECONOMIC GROWTH
• 31. CLIMBING UP THE TECHNOLOGICAL LADDER
• 32. HUMAN RIGHTS AND REGIONAL ORDER
• 33. PROMOTING HUMAN RIGHTS
• 34. HUMAN SECURITY IN VIETNAM, LAOS, AND CAMBODIA
• 35. ROLE OF NONSTATE ACTORS IN BUILDING AN ASEAN COMMUNITY
• 36. ETHNICITY AND RELIGION IN SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
• 37. ASIA
• 38. ISLAM AND SOCIETY IN SOUTHEAST ASIA AFTER 11 SEPTEMBER
• 39. ISLAM IN SOUTHEAST ASIA
• 40. BUILDING KNOWLEDGE SOCIETIES
• 41. ASEAN, THE WIDER REGION AND THE WORLD
• SECTION IV: ECONOMICS, MODERNIZATION, AND CRISIS: AFTA AND AFTER
• INTRODUCTION
• 42. THE ASEAN MODEL OF REGIONAL CO-OPERATION
• 43. THE ASEAN FREE TRADE AREA
• 44. CO-OPERATION AND INSTITUTIONAL TRANSFORMATION IN ASEAN
• 45. AFTA AND THE POLITICS OF REGIONAL ECONOMIC CO-OPERATION
• 46. INTRA-ASEAN ECONOMIC CO-OPERATION
• 47. THE EXPANSION OF AFTA
• 48. AFTA = ANOTHER FUTILE TRADE AREA?
• 49. FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN ASEAN
• 50. PRIVATIZATION AND DEREGULATION IN ASEAN
• 51. ASEAN AND THE ASIAN CRISIS
• 52. EXTERNAL CAPITAL FLOWS AND POLICY CHALLENGES IN THE ASEAN ECONOMIES
• 53. ASEAN AND THE IDEA OF AN “ASIAN MONETARY FUND”
• SECTION V: GEOPOLITICS, DEFENCE AND SECURITY
• INTRODUCTION
• 54. IS ASEAN A SECURITY ORGANIZATION?
• 55. A POST-COLD WAR ARCHITECTURE FOR PEACE AND SECURITY
• 56. ASEAN AND THE SOUTHEAST ASIAN SECURITY COMPLEX
• 57. THE ASEAN REGIONAL FORUM
• 58. THE ASEAN-ISIS AND CSCAP EXPERIENCE
• 59. EVOLUTION OF THE SECURITY DIALOGUE PROCESS IN THE ASIA-PACIFIC REGION
• 60. NEW SECURITY ISSUES AND THE IMPACT ON ASEAN
• 61. THE LIMITS OF CONFLICT RESOLUTION IN SOUTHEAST ASIA
• 62. ALTERNATIVE SECURITY MODELS
• 63. DISPUTES IN THE SOUTH CHINA SEA
• 64. INTEGRATING ASEAN AND FRAGMENTING ARF IN A SUBREGIONAL AND REGIONAL CONTEXT
• 65. NORTHEAST ASIA AND ASEAN
• 66. ASIA-PACIFIC SECURITY
• 67. THE INTERRELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GLOBAL AND REGIONAL SECURITY ISSUES
• SECTION VI: ASEAN AND MULTILATERAL RELATIONS
• INTRODUCTION
• 68. ASEAN AND THE NORTH-SOUTH DIALOGUE
• 69. THE PARALLEL TRACKS OF ASIAN MULTILATERALISM
• 70. ASEAN AND THE INTERNATIONAL TRADING SYSTEM
• 71. EU-ASEAN RELATIONSHIP
• 72. THE ASIAN CRISIS SEEN FROM EUROPE
• 73. THE ASEM PROCESS AND CO-OPERATIVE ENGAGEMENT IN THE 21ST CENTURY
• 74. ASEAN AND THE ASIA-EUROPE MEETING
• 75. APEC AND ASEAN
• 76. APEC AND ASEAN
• 77. THE ASIAN CRISIS AND THE ADEQUACY OF REGIONAL INSTITUTIONS
• 78. AFTA AND NAFTA
• 79. REGIONALISM AND ECONOMIC INTEGRATION IN EAST ASIA
• 80. ASEAN POLICY RESPONSES TO NORTH AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN TRADING AGREEMENTS
• SECTION VII: SIGNIFICANT OTHERS: ASEAN AND NATION-STATES
• INTRODUCTION
• 81. ASEAN’S ENGAGEMENT WITH THE U.S. IN THE 21ST CENTURY
• 82. IS THERE A U.S. STRATEGY FOR EAST ASIA?
• 83. THE UNITED STATES AND THE ABORTED ASIAN MONETARY FUND
• 84. TRENDS IN U.S. POLITICS AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR AMERICA’S ASIAN POLICY
• 85. ASEAN-CHINA RELATIONS TURN THE CORNER
• 86. ASEAN’S ROLE IN THE CHINESE FOREIGN POLICY FRAMEWORK
• 87. ASEAN–CHINA TRADE AND INVESTMENT RELATIONS
• 88. CHINA–ASEAN FREE TRADE AREA
• 89. THE RHETORIC OF AUSTRALIA’S REGIONAL POLICY
• 90. THE ASEAN-10 AND JAPAN
• 91. OUTLOOK FOR JAPANESE FDI IN ASEAN
• 92. ASEAN’S ROLE IN INTEGRATING RUSSIA INTO THE ASIA-PACIFIC ECONOMY
• 93. ASEAN IN INDIA’S FOREIGN POLICY
• SECTION VIII: THE CHANGING LANDSCAPE: ASEAN GOING FORWARD
• INTRODUCTION
• 94. ASEAN TOWARDS 2020
• 95. THE EVOLVING REGIONAL ROLE OF ASEAN
• 96. THE FUTURE OF ASEAN
• 97. PROSPECTS FOR INTRA- AND EXTRAREGIONAL RELATIONS
• 98. FUTURE DIRECTIONS FOR ASEAN
• 99. ASEAN’S PAST AND THE CHALLENGES AHEAD
• 100. ASEAN VISION 2020 AND THE HANOI PLAN OF ACTION
• 101. OVERVIEW OF THE POLITICAL DIMENSION OF ASEAN’S SECURITY
• 102. ASEAN IN A NEW ASIA
• 103. TOWARDS AN ASEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY
• 104. INSTITUTIONAL REFORMS TO ACHIEVE ASEAN MARKET INTEGRATION
• 105. REGION, SECURITY AND THE RETURN OF HISTORY
• DOCUMENTATION
• ASEAN Declaration, Bangkok, 8 August 1967
• Singapore Declaration of 1992, Singapore, 28 January 1992
• ASEAN Vision 2020
• Ha Noi Plan of Action
• Declaration on Terrorism, Phnom Penh, 2002
• LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
• BIBLIOGRAPHY
• THE CONTRIBUTORS
• THE COMPILERS