The ASEAN Reader is a mosaic of research material on ASEAN meticulously culled and crafted by a multi-disciplinary team of ISEAS researchers, from thousands of pieces of scholarly research which had been published on ASEAN between1967 and 1991. A subsequent follow-up volume, The 2nd ASEAN Reader, covers the period 1992 to 2003. The ASEAN Reader is divided into ten comprehensive sections. There is a general introduction to the volume as well as introductions specific to each of the sections. Every effort has been made to ensure that disciplinary, as well as historical developments, have received broad representation, and that there is a balance of points-of-view reflected in the mix of Asian and Western scholars. 1st Reprint 1994 2nd Reprint 2003 Refer to this link for list of supported app: Click here! Buy by Chapter (individual chapters fulfilled in digital format) Preliminary pages SECTION I: HISTORY OF REGIONALISM IN SOUTHEAST ASIA with Introduction by Sharon Siddique 1. Early Southeast Asian Political Systems 2. Southeast Asia as a Regional Unit 3. Post-Colonial Southeast Asia 4. The Southeast Asia Command 5. Post-War Regional Co-operation 6. SEATO, ASA, Maphilindo and ASPAC SECTION II: ORIGINS, FORMATION, AND ORGANIZATION OF ASEAN with Introduction by Pushpa Thambipillai 7. The Formation of ASEAN 8. The Evolution of ASEAN, 1967-75 9. The Third ASEAN Summit 10. The Fourth ASEAN Summit 11. The Institutional Structure 12. The Private Sector 13. ASEAN and the NGOs 14. Institutional Framework: Recommendations for Change 15. Dialogue Partners 16. Negotiating Styles 17. Bilateral Summitry 18. Role of Law in ASEAN Development SECTION III: THE POLITICS OF ASEAN with Introduction by Chandran Jeshurun 19. Political Relations within ASEAN 20. The Structure of Decision-Making 21. Intra-ASEAN Political, Security and Economic Co-operation 22. The Problem of Legitimacy 23. The Military and National Security 24. The Prospects for Orderly Change in ASEAN SECTION IV: SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ISSUES IN ASEAN with Introduction by Ananda Rajah 25. Cultural Development: An ASEAN Overview 26. Problems in Cultural Development 27. Cultural Co-operation between the ASEAN States 28. Demographic and Social Development: Taking Stock for the Morrow 29. Recent Trends in Urbanization 30. Cultural Components of the Search for Social Justice in ASEAN: A Westerner's View 31. Co-operation on Education in ASEAN 32. Ethnicity and Religion in Social Development 33. The Present and Future Role of the Press SECTION V: ECONOMIC CO-OPERATION: STOCKTAKING, ISSUES, AND TRENDS with Introduction by Joseph L H Tan 34. ASEAN Economic Co-operation: A Political Economy Point of View 35. ASEAN Economic Co-operation: The New International Economic Environment 36. Challenges in ASEAN Economic Co-operation: An Outsider's Perspective 37. The ASEAN Summit and ASEAN Economic Co-operation 38. The Changing Role of ASEAN in the Coming Decades: Post-Manila-Summit Perspectives 39. Government and Private Sector Relations in ASEAN Economic Co-operation 40. Intra-ASEAN Economic Co-operation: A New Perspective 41. The ASEAN Model of Regional Co-operation SECTION VI: INTRA-ASEAN ECONOMIC CO-OPERATION with Introduction by Joseph L H Tan 42. ASEAN Preferential Trading Arrangements: An Overview 43. ASEAN Industrial Co-operation 44. Small Enterprises in ASEAN 45. ASEAN Co-operation in Food, Agriculture, and Forestry 46. Structural Change and Energy Policy in ASEAN: Towards Regional Co-operation 47. ASEAN Co-operation in Banking and Finance 48. ASEAN Co-operation in Tourism 49. ASEAN Co-operation in Transport 50. Development Co-operation in Human Resources: The ASEAN Experience 51. Regional Co-operation in Environmental Activities 52. Privatization and Deregulation in ASEAN 53. Prospects for Intra-ASEAN Investment SECTION VII: ASEAN EXTERNAL ECONOMIC RELATIONS with Introduction by Joseph L H Tan 54. ASEAN and Pacific Economic Co-operation 55. ASEAN-U.S. Initiative 56. ASEAN-Japan Economic Co-operation 57. ASEAN-EC Economic Co-operation 58. China's Economic Relation with ASEAN Countries 59. ASEAN, Indochina, and Myanmar 60. ASEAN-South Asia Economic Relations 61. Latin America and the ASEAN Countries SECTION VIII: DEFENCE AND SECURITY with Introduction by Chandran Jeshurun 62. Regional Security in Southeast Asia 63. The Strategic Balance in Southeast Asia 64. Is ASEAN a Security Organization? 65. ASEAN and the Indochina Conflict 66. The Limits of Conflict Resolution in Southeast Asia 67. ASEAN and Regional Security 68. The U.S. and ASEAN's Approach to Security in Southeast Asia 69. The Pattern of Military Modernization in Southeast Asia 70. ASEAN and the Future of Regional Security 71. Prospects of Trilateral Security Co-operation in ASEAN 72. ASEAN Security Co-operation in the Post-Cold War Era SECTION IX: ASEAN EXTERNAL RELATIONS with Introduction by Chandran Jeshurun 73. ASEAN and the Great Powers after 1978 74. ASEAN's View of the Role of the United States in Southeast Asia 75. ASEAN-U.S. Relations 76. ASEAN-China Relations 77. China's Policy towards Southeast Asia 78. ASEAN-Australia Relations 79. ASEAN and the North-South Dialogue 80. Japan's Changing Policy towards ASEAN 81. ASEAN and the Major Powers in the 1980s 82. ASEAN-Vietnam Relations 83. ASEAN's Relations with China and Japan 84. ASEAN's Changing External Relations 85. ASEAN and Japan's New Role in Southeast Asia 86. ASEAN and Global Issues SECTION X: THE FUTURE OF REGIONALISM IN SOUTHEAST ASIA with Introduction by Sharon Siddique 87. Global Trends and the Asia-Pacific 88. From the USSR to Russia on the Pacific 89. The Regional Security Environment 90. Developing the Asia-Pacific Region 91. Global Restructuring and Southeast Asia 92. Options for ASEAN 93. Implementing AFTA, 1992-2007 94. Assessing AFTA The Contributors Documentation List of Abbreviations Bibliography Subjects:International RelationsNumber of Pages: 584Imprint: Institute of Southeast Asian StudiesPublication Date: 37900Format: PB
