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ASEAN SECURITY (4) answer(s).
 
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ASEAN security community: an intiative for peace and stability / Tomotaka, Shoji   Journal Article
Tomotaka, Shoji Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Key Words ASEAN security  ASEAN peace  ASEAN Stability 
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ID:   065488


Enhanced interaction with Myamar and the project of a security : is ASEAN refining or breaking with its diplomatic and security culture? / Haacke, Jurgen Aug 2005  Journal Article
Haacke, Jurgen Journal Article
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Publication Aug 2005.
Key Words Diplomacy  Southeast Asia  Myanmar  ASEAN security  Security Culture 
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ID:   083488


Power, interest or culture - is there a paradigm that explains / Kivimaki, Timo   Journal Article
Kivimaki, Timo Journal Article
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Publication 2008.
Summary/Abstract This article attempts to build on insights on scholarship that tries to explain the successfulness of ASEAN and tries to produce some tested conclusions on what it is that explains ASEAN's success best. This is done by using slightly stricter criteria of explanation that has been used before and by exploiting the newest quantitative data on conflicts. Stricter explanation is attempted through greater care in defining the variables of explanation, as well as by trying to avoid the Western biases that many of the existing international relations theories have. When explaining how ASEAN manages to reach many of its political objectives, the focus in this article is on material realties as well as perceived and constructed ones. The explanation attempts to be careful in assessing what is to be explained. This is why this article first defines the criteria of success by looking at what it is that ASEAN attempts to do and then employs the quantitative data to see whether the existence of ASEAN is correlated to the desired outcomes. At the end of this article, the concluding explanation of ASEAN will be relativized by looking at the new challenges to which ASEAN should or could respond. The elitism of the 'old ASEAN Way' will need to give way to a more broad-based approach to stability, if ASEAN wants to remain relevant as an organization in the future.
Key Words ASEAN security  Liberal Peace  Constructivism  ASEAN peace 
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ID:   015116


Southeast Asia in the post-cold war era: regionalism and security / Buszynski Leszek Sept 1992  Article
Buszynski Leszek Article
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Publication Sept 1992.
Description 830-847
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