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15. APEC, TPP, and RCEP: Towards an FTAAP

© 2018 ISEAS–Yusof Ishak Institute/Singapore

© 2018 ISEAS–Yusof Ishak Institute/Singapore

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. CONTENTS v
  3. Foreword vii
  4. Acknowledgements ix
  5. List of abbreviations xi
  6. The Contributors xv
  7. 1. Introductory Overview 1
  8. I. The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) Agreement
  9. 2. The Origins and Evolution of TPP Trade Negotiations 29
  10. 3. The Political Economy of Joining TPP: The Case of Malaysia 50
  11. 4. China and the TPP: Reflections and Responses 71
  12. 5. Japan and Entanglement of Regional Integration in the Asia-Pacific: Combining Cutting-Edge and Traditional Agendas 85
  13. II. The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) Agreement
  14. 6. RCEP Prospect and Challenges: Political Economy of East Asian Integration 105
  15. 7. Challenges Facing the RCEP Negotiations 122
  16. 8. From AEC to RCEP: Implications for the CLMV 147
  17. 9. RCEP: An Indian Perspective 167
  18. III. Regional Economic Integration: A Multi-stage Approach
  19. 10. AEC and ASEAN+1 FTAs: Progress, Challenges, and Future 185
  20. 11. CJK FTA Rat ionale, Prospects, and Challenges 213
  21. IV. Old and Emerging Approaches to Asia-Pacific Regional Integration
  22. 12. APEC at 25: Political Realities Realized 239
  23. 13. The TTIP, Megaregionalism and Asia 256
  24. 14. The Pacific Alliance: A Bridge between Latin America and the Asia-Pacific? 273
  25. V. Asia-Pacific Regional Integration: Towards Convergence?
  26. 15. APEC, TPP, and RCEP: Towards an FTAAP 297
  27. 16. The Implications of Mega-Regional Trade Agreements on the World Trade Organization 323
  28. Index 341
Trade Regionalism in the Asia-Pacific
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https://doi.org/10.1355/9789814695459-019

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. CONTENTS v
  3. Foreword vii
  4. Acknowledgements ix
  5. List of abbreviations xi
  6. The Contributors xv
  7. 1. Introductory Overview 1
  8. I. The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) Agreement
  9. 2. The Origins and Evolution of TPP Trade Negotiations 29
  10. 3. The Political Economy of Joining TPP: The Case of Malaysia 50
  11. 4. China and the TPP: Reflections and Responses 71
  12. 5. Japan and Entanglement of Regional Integration in the Asia-Pacific: Combining Cutting-Edge and Traditional Agendas 85
  13. II. The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) Agreement
  14. 6. RCEP Prospect and Challenges: Political Economy of East Asian Integration 105
  15. 7. Challenges Facing the RCEP Negotiations 122
  16. 8. From AEC to RCEP: Implications for the CLMV 147
  17. 9. RCEP: An Indian Perspective 167
  18. III. Regional Economic Integration: A Multi-stage Approach
  19. 10. AEC and ASEAN+1 FTAs: Progress, Challenges, and Future 185
  20. 11. CJK FTA Rat ionale, Prospects, and Challenges 213
  21. IV. Old and Emerging Approaches to Asia-Pacific Regional Integration
  22. 12. APEC at 25: Political Realities Realized 239
  23. 13. The TTIP, Megaregionalism and Asia 256
  24. 14. The Pacific Alliance: A Bridge between Latin America and the Asia-Pacific? 273
  25. V. Asia-Pacific Regional Integration: Towards Convergence?
  26. 15. APEC, TPP, and RCEP: Towards an FTAAP 297
  27. 16. The Implications of Mega-Regional Trade Agreements on the World Trade Organization 323
  28. Index 341
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