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Asian regionalism

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Asian regionalism

by Amie Calaramo
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It refers to worldwide integration across economic, political, social, and cultural lines

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process of building unity among Asian states to address common challenges and opportunities.

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Promotes stability, economic growth, and cultural exchange in Southeast Asia.

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Encourages trade liberalization with an “open regionalism” model.

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Aims to foster South Asian cooperation but faces limitations due to the rivalry between India and Pakistan.

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allows cooperation even with countries outside the region.

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cluster of countries linked by geography, history, culture, or economic ties.

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The institutions created through regionalism, such as ASEAN, APEC, and SAARC

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process by which states remove barriers and coordinate policies to achieve economic, political, or social unity.

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Expanded frameworks to include China, Japan, South Korea, and also India, Australia, New Zealand.

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A Pacific Rim economic forum with 21 members, including the U.S. and Australia. Known for “open regionalism”.

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Regional cooperation helps countries respond collectively instead of individually.

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embraces globalization as a path to power, becoming the “world’s factory” and later a technological giant.

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Both are highly globalized economies dependent on exports (electronics, automobiles, technology).

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increased demand for better governance, education, and regional integration.

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