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The Future of ASEAN Centrality in the Asia Pacific

FSI CC 2014-S3
2014

ASEAN's non-threatening posture makes it a good platform for dialogue among the great powers. However, the changing strategic environment and great power competitions continue to challenge ASEAN's centrality in regional affairs.

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Foreign Service Institute
Authors
Amador, Julio S.
Keywords
Free Trade Area of the Asia Pacific; ASEAN Community 2015; ASEAN Centrality; regional affairs; great power competition; regional security architecture
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