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ASEAN in the twenty-first century: a sceptical review / Narine, Shaun

Narine, Shaun	Journal Article
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2011.

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ASEAN ; Southeast Asia ; South East Asia

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Civilian control and civil-military gaps in the United States, / Feaver, Peter D; Hikotani, Takako; Narine, Shaun

2005

Narine, Shaun	Journal Article
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2005.

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Use of force ; Japan ; United States ; China ; Civil - Military Relations

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ID: 068523

English shool and ASEAN / Narine, Shaun

Narine, Shaun	Journal Article
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2006.

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ASEAN ; Regional identity ; Constructivism

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Forty years of ASEAN: a historical review / Narine, Shaun

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2008.

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This paper assesses the historical development of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). During its 40 year history, ASEAN has achieved limited success in influencing the normative environment of Southeast Asia. ASEAN has helped shape institutional development in the Asia Pacific, particularly since the 1990s. It remains at the center of Asia Pacific regionalism. However, ASEAN's diverse membership and its need to maintain the fundamental principle of non-intervention limit its ability to reform. ASEAN's future is closely tied to its role in facilitating the emergence of China as a global power

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ASEAN ; China ; Reform ; Non-Intervention ; Asia Pacific Institutions

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Human Rights norms and the evolution of ASEAN: moving without moving in a changing regional environment / Narine, Shaun

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2012.

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In recent years, ASEAN has implemented numerous organizational reforms that are designed to rejuvenate its institutional structures and international reputation. Among these reforms has been the introduction of the ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights (AICHR). This body is meant to monitor and promote human rights norms and practices among the ASEAN states. It has been criticized, however, as lacking the power to force state compliance. This paper argues that ASEAN's apparent willingness to entertain a more robust institutional human rights regime is properly understood as part of its effort to rehabilitate the organization's international credibility as opposed to an indication of a substantive normative shift in the outlook of key ASEAN members. The paper examines the circumstances around the creation of the AICHR and considers the ongoing state-building problems faced by most ASEAN states. It argues that the AICHR is the product of an inadequate planning process and that the international human rights environment is changing in ways that will relieve the pressure on ASEAN to reform in a manner that reflects the rhetorical preferences of the Western world on the issue of human rights.

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ASEAN ; Human Rights ; Institutional Reform ; ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights

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Idea of an "Asian monetary fund" the problems of financial inst / Narine, Shaun

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2005.

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Sovereignty ; IMF ; International Monetary Fund ; AMF ; Asian Monetary Fund

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State Sovereignty, political legitimacy and regional institutio / Narine, Shaun

2004

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2004.

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ASEAN ; APEC ; Sovereignty ; Asian Economic Crisis ; Asia-Pacific Regional Institutions

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