9. ASEAN DURING THE CRISIS

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. PREFACE xiii
4. Foreword: New Challenges for ASEAN xvi
5. Member States of ASEAN xix
6. SECTION I: ASEAN: INSTITUTIONAL REDESIGN AND DYNAMICS
7. INTRODUCTION 3
8. 1. Early Southeast Asian Political Systems 5
9. 2. POST-COLONIAL SOUTHEAST ASIA 12
10. 3. POST-WAR REGIONAL CO-OPERATION 16
11. 4. THE FORMATION OF ASEAN 18
12. 5. INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK 22
13. 6. THE STRUCTURE OF DECISION-MAKING 28
14. 7. THE ASSOCIATION OF SOUTHEAST ASIAN NATIONS 34
15. 8. ASEAN INSTITUTION BUILDING 36
16. 9. ASEAN DURING THE CRISIS 40
17. 10. THE “ASEAN WAY” 45
18. 11. ASEAN AND NON-INTERFERENCE 52
19. 12. ASEAN 58
20. 13. INTRAMURAL CHALLENGES TO THE “ASEAN WAY” 62
21. 14. STRATEGIC CENTRALITY 66
22. SECTION II: MEMBERSHIP EXPANSION ON A NEW POLITICAL CANVAS
23. INTRODUCTION 73
24. 15. INTRA-ASEAN POLITICAL, SECURITY AND ECONOMIC CO-OPERATION 75
25. 16. ASEAN AND INDOCHINA 81
26. 17. CHALLENGES FOR SOCIETY AND POLITICS 85
27. 18. EXPECTATIONS AND EXPERIENCES OF THE NEW MEMBERS 88
28. 19. BETWEEN CHINA AND ASEAN 97
29. 20. VIETNAM AND ITS NEIGHBOURS 104
30. 21. ASEAN ENLARGEMENT AND MYANMAR 108
31. 22. THE ASEAN TROIKA ON CAMBODIA 114
32. 23. THE GREATER MEKONG SUBREGION 117
33. 24. THE SECURITY CHALLENGES IN THE GMS 123
34. 25. THE GMS CO-OPERATION WITHIN THE ASEAN CONTEXT 126
35. 26. IMPACT OF ASEAN ENLARGEMENT ON GMS COUNTRIES 129
36. 27. NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH AND THE EAST TIMOR/ACEH CRISES 132
37. SECTION III: SOCIETY, CULTURE AND RELIGION: INGREDIENTS FOR A NEW TAPESTRY
38. INTRODUCTION 137
39. 28. MANAGING MOBILIZATION AND MIGRATION OF SOUTHEAST ASIA’S POPULATION 139
40. 29. MEDIA IN SOUTHEAST ASIA 141
41. 30. THE ROLE OF EDUCATION IN ASEAN ECONOMIC GROWTH 144
42. 31. CLIMBING UP THE TECHNOLOGICAL LADDER 150
43. 32. HUMAN RIGHTS AND REGIONAL ORDER 153
44. 33. PROMOTING HUMAN RIGHTS 159
45. 34. HUMAN SECURITY IN VIETNAM, LAOS, AND CAMBODIA 161
46. 35. ROLE OF NONSTATE ACTORS IN BUILDING AN ASEAN COMMUNITY 165
47. 36. ETHNICITY AND RELIGION IN SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT 169
48. 37. ASIA 171
49. 38. ISLAM AND SOCIETY IN SOUTHEAST ASIA AFTER 11 SEPTEMBER 173
50. 39. ISLAM IN SOUTHEAST ASIA 175
51. 40. BUILDING KNOWLEDGE SOCIETIES 178
52. 41. ASEAN, THE WIDER REGION AND THE WORLD 182
53. SECTION IV: ECONOMICS, MODERNIZATION, AND CRISIS: AFTA AND AFTER
54. INTRODUCTION 187
55. 42. THE ASEAN MODEL OF REGIONAL CO-OPERATION 189
56. 43. THE ASEAN FREE TRADE AREA 194
57. 44. CO-OPERATION AND INSTITUTIONAL TRANSFORMATION IN ASEAN 198
58. 45. AFTA AND THE POLITICS OF REGIONAL ECONOMIC CO-OPERATION 205
59. 46. INTRA-ASEAN ECONOMIC CO-OPERATION 211
60. 47. THE EXPANSION OF AFTA 220
61. 48. AFTA = ANOTHER FUTILE TRADE AREA? 226
62. 49. FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN ASEAN 230
63. 50. PRIVATIZATION AND DEREGULATION IN ASEAN 234
64. 51. ASEAN AND THE ASIAN CRISIS 243
65. 52. EXTERNAL CAPITAL FLOWS AND POLICY CHALLENGES IN THE ASEAN ECONOMIES 249
66. 53. ASEAN AND THE IDEA OF AN “ASIAN MONETARY FUND” 254
67. SECTION V: GEOPOLITICS, DEFENCE AND SECURITY
68. INTRODUCTION 263
69. 54. IS ASEAN A SECURITY ORGANIZATION? 265
70. 55. A POST-COLD WAR ARCHITECTURE FOR PEACE AND SECURITY 269
71. 56. ASEAN AND THE SOUTHEAST ASIAN SECURITY COMPLEX 273
72. 57. THE ASEAN REGIONAL FORUM 278
73. 58. THE ASEAN-ISIS AND CSCAP EXPERIENCE 280
74. 59. EVOLUTION OF THE SECURITY DIALOGUE PROCESS IN THE ASIA-PACIFIC REGION 285
75. 60. NEW SECURITY ISSUES AND THE IMPACT ON ASEAN 289
76. 61. THE LIMITS OF CONFLICT RESOLUTION IN SOUTHEAST ASIA 297
77. 62. ALTERNATIVE SECURITY MODELS 303
78. 63. DISPUTES IN THE SOUTH CHINA SEA 310
79. 64. INTEGRATING ASEAN AND FRAGMENTING ARF IN A SUBREGIONAL AND REGIONAL CONTEXT 314
80. 65. NORTHEAST ASIA AND ASEAN 317
81. 66. ASIA-PACIFIC SECURITY 321
82. 67. THE INTERRELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GLOBAL AND REGIONAL SECURITY ISSUES 329
83. SECTION VI: ASEAN AND MULTILATERAL RELATIONS
84. INTRODUCTION 337
85. 68. ASEAN AND THE NORTH-SOUTH DIALOGUE 339
86. 69. THE PARALLEL TRACKS OF ASIAN MULTILATERALISM 342
87. 70. ASEAN AND THE INTERNATIONAL TRADING SYSTEM 348
88. 71. EU-ASEAN RELATIONSHIP 354
89. 72. THE ASIAN CRISIS SEEN FROM EUROPE 358
90. 73. THE ASEM PROCESS AND CO-OPERATIVE ENGAGEMENT IN THE 21ST CENTURY 366
91. 74. ASEAN AND THE ASIA-EUROPE MEETING 370
92. 75. APEC AND ASEAN 373
93. 76. APEC AND ASEAN 378
94. 77. THE ASIAN CRISIS AND THE ADEQUACY OF REGIONAL INSTITUTIONS 382
95. 78. AFTA AND NAFTA 385
96. 79. REGIONALISM AND ECONOMIC INTEGRATION IN EAST ASIA 390
97. 80. ASEAN POLICY RESPONSES TO NORTH AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN TRADING AGREEMENTS 394
98. SECTION VII: SIGNIFICANT OTHERS: ASEAN AND NATION-STATES
99. INTRODUCTION 401
100. 81. ASEAN’S ENGAGEMENT WITH THE U.S. IN THE 21ST CENTURY 403
101. 82. IS THERE A U.S. STRATEGY FOR EAST ASIA? 410
102. 83. THE UNITED STATES AND THE ABORTED ASIAN MONETARY FUND 415
103. 84. TRENDS IN U.S. POLITICS AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR AMERICA’S ASIAN POLICY 420
104. 85. ASEAN-CHINA RELATIONS TURN THE CORNER 427
105. 86. ASEAN’S ROLE IN THE CHINESE FOREIGN POLICY FRAMEWORK 430
106. 87. ASEAN–CHINA TRADE AND INVESTMENT RELATIONS 436
107. 88. CHINA–ASEAN FREE TRADE AREA 440
108. 89. THE RHETORIC OF AUSTRALIA’S REGIONAL POLICY 443
109. 90. THE ASEAN-10 AND JAPAN 450
110. 91. OUTLOOK FOR JAPANESE FDI IN ASEAN 452
111. 92. ASEAN’S ROLE IN INTEGRATING RUSSIA INTO THE ASIA-PACIFIC ECONOMY 458
112. 93. ASEAN IN INDIA’S FOREIGN POLICY 463
113. SECTION VIII: THE CHANGING LANDSCAPE: ASEAN GOING FORWARD
114. INTRODUCTION 471
115. 94. ASEAN TOWARDS 2020 473
116. 95. THE EVOLVING REGIONAL ROLE OF ASEAN 478
117. 96. THE FUTURE OF ASEAN 481
118. 97. PROSPECTS FOR INTRA- AND EXTRAREGIONAL RELATIONS 484
119. 98. FUTURE DIRECTIONS FOR ASEAN 486
120. 99. ASEAN’S PAST AND THE CHALLENGES AHEAD 489
121. 100. ASEAN VISION 2020 AND THE HANOI PLAN OF ACTION 493
122. 101. OVERVIEW OF THE POLITICAL DIMENSION OF ASEAN’S SECURITY 497
123. 102. ASEAN IN A NEW ASIA 500
124. 103. TOWARDS AN ASEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY 503
125. 104. INSTITUTIONAL REFORMS TO ACHIEVE ASEAN MARKET INTEGRATION 509
126. 105. REGION, SECURITY AND THE RETURN OF HISTORY 514
127. DOCUMENTATION
128. ASEAN Declaration, Bangkok, 8 August 1967 520
129. Singapore Declaration of 1992, Singapore, 28 January 1992 524
130. ASEAN Vision 2020 530
131. Ha Noi Plan of Action 534
132. Declaration on Terrorism, Phnom Penh, 2002 549
133. LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS 551
134. BIBLIOGRAPHY 559
135. THE CONTRIBUTORS 593
136. THE COMPILERS 603