Fragmented Asia: Regional Integration and National Disintegration in Pacific Asia by Ian G. Cook
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Fragmented Asia
Fragmented Asia
Summary
This work examines the concepts of regional co-operation, integration and disintegration within Pacific Asia. It reviews themes and debates developed by scholars, and highlights the internal and external challenges to the nation-states in Pacific Asia in a rapidly changing global order.
Fragmented Asia Summary
Table of Contents
Japan and contested regionalism, Glenn Hook; ASEAN's role in the emerging East Asian regional security architecture, Tim Huxley; Greater China and global-regional-local dynamics in the post-Cold War era, Ngai-Ling Sum; inter-region tension and China's reforms, Terry Cannon and Le-Yin Zhang; regional disparities and inter-governmental fiscal relations in Indonesia, Anne Booth; industrial development and the impetus to regional economic integration in Pacific Asia, Fu-Kuo Liu; Pacific Asia as a region - a view form business, Cho-Oon Khong; Burma - prospects for regional integration, John Bray; the rise of regionalism and the future of China, Ian Cook and Rex Li.
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GOR012572603
9781859721940
185972194X
Fragmented Asia: Regional Integration and National Disintegration in Pacific Asia by Ian G. Cook
Used - Very Good
Hardback
Taylor & Francis Ltd
19960319
233
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