The economies of Southeast Asia: the growth and development of ASEAN economies
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Part 1 ASEAN economic development and co-operation: evolution of ASEAN co-operation and institutional structure ASEAN economic growth - an overview ASEAN development and economic co-operation sub-regional economic co-operation the role of government in ASEAN. Part 2 ASEAN external economic relations: ASEAN economic relations - the US, Japan, EU, China and Vietnam ASEAN and other regional trading arrangements regionalism, multilateralism and the WTO role of foreign direct investment (FDI). Part 3 Future ASEAN economic co-operation and challenges: ASEAN co-operation under AFTA ASEAN Free Trade Area and the newly emerging South East Asian economies economic interdependence in ASEAN domestic capital development and the environment.
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Part 1 ASEAN economic development and co-operation: evolution of ASEAN co-operation and institutional structure ASEAN economic growth - an overview ASEAN development and economic co-operation sub-regional economic co-operation the role of government in ASEAN. Part 2 ASEAN external economic relations: ASEAN economic relations - the US, Japan, EU, China and Vietnam ASEAN and other regional trading arrangements regionalism, multilateralism and the WTO role of foreign direct investment (FDI). Part 3 Future ASEAN economic co-operation and challenges: ASEAN co-operation under AFTA ASEAN Free Trade Area and the newly emerging South East Asian economies economic interdependence in ASEAN domestic capital development and the environment.
Key concepts: Regionalism (politics), Multilateralism, Foreign direct investment, International trade, China, Economic integration, Economic diplomacy, Economics