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New Terrains in Southeast Asian History by Ahmad, Abu Talib, Ee, Tan Liok

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ASEAN and Non-interference: A Principle Maintained by RAMCHARAN, ROBIN

“…ASEAN leaders have maintained their traditional respect for the principle of non-interference in the affairs of states, despite predictions to the contrary as…”
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Creeping Assertiveness: China, the Philippines and the South China Sea Dispute by STOREY, IAN JAMES

“…This article examines the development of Sino-Philippine territorial disputes in the South China Sea during 1995–98. China's occupation of Mischief Reef in…”
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Realism, Institutionalism, and the Asian Economic Crisis by ACHARYA, AMITAV

“…The Asian economic crisis has brought into sharp focus competing visions of Asian regional order put forward by Realism and Institutionalism. In the early…”
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Insights from ASEAN's Foreign Policy Co-operation: The "ASEAN Way", a Real Spirit or a Phantom? by NISCHALKE, TOBIAS INGO

“…Notwithstanding substantial criticism over the past two years, ASEAN is regarded as a paragon case of successful regional co-operation. This article seeks to…”
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The Financial Crisis of 1997–98 and the End of the Asian Developmental State by PANG, EUL-SOO

“…Financial globalization in the 1990s effectively dismantled the Asian developmental state and forced East Asia to search for a new political economy model. The…”
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Southeast Asia and China: Balancing or Bandwagoning? by ROY, DENNY

“…Southeast Asian states as a group employ two general strategies to protect themselves against domination by a strong China: engagement and hedging. The hedging…”
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The Asian Crisis and the Adequacy of Regional Institutions by WESLEY, MICHAEL

“…Little attention has been given to the role of regional institutions during the East Asian financial crisis. This article ạssesses the major responses of…”
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ASEAN, "Quo Vadis"? Domestic Coalitions and Regional Co-operation by SOLINGEN, ETEL

“…This article advances a coalitional approach to understanding ASEAN co-operation as a product of the domestic political forces that conceived and nurtured it…”
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Mechanisms of Dispute Settlement: The ASEAN Experience by CABALLERO-ANTHONY, MELY

“…The greatest achievement of ASEAN for the past thirty years of its existence as a sub-regional body has been its ability to maintain peace and security in the…”
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The ASEAN Regional Forum: Building on Sand by LIM, ROBYN

“…Hoping that the ASEAN Regional Forum (ARF) can contribute to security in East Asia is akin to having expected the Little Entente in the inter-war period to…”
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Malaysia's Tenth Elections: Status Quo, "Reformasi" or Islamization? by FUNSTON, JOHN

“…Malaysian politics have been in upheaval since Dr Mahathir Mohamad sacked his deputy, Anwar Ibrahim, in September 1998. That made the 1999 elections one of the…”
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The Political Economy of Vietnam's Transformation Process by DINH, QUAN XUAN

“…Reforms started by Vietnam in 1986 are far from complete. As a result of a slowdown in economic growth, growing unemployment, and social unrest, Vietnam faces…”
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Rapprochement Between Vietnam and the United States by BROWN, FREDERICK Z.

“…The improvement of bilateral relations between Vietnam and the United States has added a fresh dynamic to the geopolitics of Southeast Asia. This article…”
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China's ASEAN Policy in the 1990s: Pushing for Regional Multipolarity by CHENG, JOSEPH Y. S.

“…Over the past two decades, Chinese leaders have valued good relations with the ASEAN states. ASEAN is even considered as one of the poles in the multipolar…”
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ASEAN's Relations with Major External Powers by GANESAN, N.

“…The international relations of Southeast Asia has traditionally been determined by external powers. During the Cold War until the conclusion of the Second…”
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Challenges Facing ASEAN in a More Complex Age by FUNSTON, JOHN

“…Recent high-profile conflicts between ASEAN members have given the impression of an organization in disarray. These followed ASEAN's earlier perceived failure…”
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Indonesia's Foreign Policy under Abdurrahman Wahid: Radical or Status Quo State? by SMITH, ANTHONY L.

“…When Abdurrahman Wahid first came to power in Indonesia there was some alarm over the direction of Indonesia's foreign policy. However, the reality is that…”
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Flexibility or Irrelevance: Ways Forward for the ARF by GAROFANO, JOHN

“…Measured by its own standards of progress on security dialogues, the ARF has made impressive strides since its formation in 1994. Security challenges in the…”
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Civil Society and Regional Security: Tensions and Potentials in Post-Crisis Southeast Asia by LIZEE, PIERRE P

“…This article delineates the areas where there might be some consonance between the dynamics underlying the present interest in Southeast Asia in the notion of…”
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