Europe-Asia interregional relations : a decade of ASEM / edited by Bart Gaens.

Contributor(s):

Gaens, Bart, 1967-

Material type: Text

TextSeries: International political economy of new regionalisms seriesPublication details: Aldershot, Hampshire, England ; Burlington, VT : Ashgate, ©2008.Description: 1 online resource (xix, 200 pages) : illustrationsContent type:

text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

9780754689799
0754689794
1317139097
9781317139096
1317139089
9781317139089
1281332526
9781281332523
9786611332525
6611332529

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Europe-Asia interregional relations.DDC classification:

327.405 22

LOC classification:

DS33.4.E85 E99 2008eb

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Contents:

ASEM's background and rationale / Bart Gaens -- ASEM as an economy-oriented partnership / Bart Gaens -- ASEM, multilateralism, and the security agenda / Timo Kivimäki -- Human rights and Burma/Myanmar in the ASEM dialogue / Silja Keva -- ASEM as a tool to "bridge the cultural divide" / Bart Gaens -- ASEM and civil society / Silja Keva -- ASEM's institutional infrastructure / Silja Keva and Bart Gaens -- ASEM in the context of the European Union's external relations / Teija Tiilikainen -- The outcomes of the ASEM6 Summit in Helsinki / Bart Gaens.

Summary: This volume provides an in-depth evaluation of the Asia-Europe Meeting's first decade from a European perspective, including the achievements of the ASEM6 Summit and its implications for the future of the process. It also analyzes the role of interregional interaction as a tool for EU foreign policy.

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 177-196) and index.

This volume provides an in-depth evaluation of the Asia-Europe Meeting's first decade from a European perspective, including the achievements of the ASEM6 Summit and its implications for the future of the process. It also analyzes the role of interregional interaction as a tool for EU foreign policy.