Towards an “Asian Community”?
Bruno Jetin
Abstract
Bruno Jetin
Abstract
July 2008 For a decade, Asia has been experiencing a new type of regionalism. The increasing integration of countries from East and South Asia has laid down the foundations for this, whilst the economic and financial crisis in 1997 and 1998 was the catalyst. This new type of regionalism can be seen through the presence of the new institutions. The East Asian countries, which are major victims of the financial crisis, have created an informal forum, “ASEAN+3”, around ASEAN (ASEAN in addition t...
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July 2008 For a decade, Asia has been experiencing a new type of regionalism. The increasing integration of countries from East and South Asia has laid down the foundations for this, whilst the economic and financial crisis in 1997 and 1998 was the catalyst. This new type of regionalism can be seen through the presence of the new institutions. The East Asian countries, which are major victims of the financial crisis, have created an informal forum, “ASEAN+3”, around ASEAN (ASEAN in addition t...
Key concepts: Geography