China and the Network of East Asian Think Tanks
Kim Hyung Jong, Lee Poh Ping
Abstract
Kim Hyung Jong, Lee Poh Ping
Abstract
This study considers some conditions for the socialization of China into an East Asian community through the Network of East Asian Think Tanks. These conditions include norm characteristics, social environment, and norm reconciliation. The study argues that China has achieved some limited success, as NEAT members lack a common vision.
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This study considers some conditions for the socialization of China into an East Asian community through the Network of East Asian Think Tanks. These conditions include norm characteristics, social environment, and norm reconciliation. The study argues that China has achieved some limited success, as NEAT members lack a common vision.
Key concepts: China, East Asia, Socialization, Norm (philosophy), Political science, Chinese society, Development economics, Sociology