ASEAN Diplomacy: National Interest and Regionalism
Lau Teik Soon
Abstract
Lau Teik Soon
Abstract
ASEAN diplomacy reveals an interplay between national interest and regionalism among ASEAN states. Indonesia's President Suharto is a major force in ASEAN because of Indonesia's emphasis on consensual decision-making. ASEAN diplomatic ideas and practices stress mutual respect, national development and economic cooperation, cultural cooperation and national identity, and finally security cooperation.
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ASEAN diplomacy reveals an interplay between national interest and regionalism among ASEAN states. Indonesia's President Suharto is a major force in ASEAN because of Indonesia's emphasis on consensual decision-making. ASEAN diplomatic ideas and practices stress mutual respect, national development and economic cooperation, cultural cooperation and national identity, and finally security cooperation.
Key concepts: Regionalism (politics), Diplomacy, Political science, National interest, Economic diplomacy, International relations, National identity, Political economy