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	Asia"S New Regionalism by Ellen L. Frost
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As the political drive to establish closer ties among Asian governments continues to gain momentum, there has been much debate about the realities of Asian regionalism. Does the community-building activity in fact signal the birth of "Asia Major"? What are the obstacles to integration? And is integration a positive trend for the region “and for external actors? Sifting rhetoric from fact, Ellen Frost offers a nuanced analysis of the political, economic, and strategic issues at stake.

A central theme in Asia`s New Regionalism is the contrast between integration driven by national governments for political and security reasons and spontaneous integration in maritime regions fueled by the resurgence of centuries-old ethnic, cultural, and economic ties. Frost`s lively exploration of these sometimes mismatched dynamics highlights critical implications for policies both in the region and in the United States.

ISBN 9788130909622

Pages : 302

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Asia"S New Regionalism

by Ellen L. Frost