The Eurasian Space: Far More Than Two Continents

The Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM), officially established in 1996, is an inter-regional forum consisting of the 15 member states of the European Union and the European Commission, 7 member of the 10 states of ASEAN and China, Japan and South Korea. In this important volume academics from Asia and Europe examine the level of engagement between both continents and highlight how the ASEM process has been conducive in enhancing the political, economic and cultural ties between the various Asian and European countries. They address questions such as: how does the euro fit in the developing East Asian monetary cooperation; how does ASEM influence the process of East Asian identity building and what is the ASEM factor in the formulation of the new foreign policy of China? ASEM is wrongly a little known process because it plays a key role in formulating the emerging multilateralist world order of the 21st century.

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Frontmatter
pp i-iv
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1 - Introduction — The Eurasian Space: Far More Than Two Continents
pp 1-8
- By Wim Stokhof, International Institute for Asian Studies, Paul van der Velde, International Institute for Asian Studies, Yeo Lay Hwee, Singapore Institute of International Affairs
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2 - ASEM: Value-Added to International Relations and to the Asia-Europe Relationship
pp 9-22
- By Michael Reiterer, University of Innsbruck
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3 - Collective Identity-Building through Trans-regionalism: ASEM and East Asian Regional Identity
pp 23-38
- By Julie Gilson, University of Birmingham, Yeo Lay Hwee, Singapore Institute of International Affairs
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4 - Inter-regionalism and Regional Actors: The EU-ASEAN Example
pp 39-57
- By Mathew Doidge, University of Canterbury
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5 - ASEM's Extra-regionalism: Converging Europe's and East Asia's External Projections toward Other Regions
pp 58-74
- By C'sar de Prado Yepes, United Nations University
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6 - ASEM — A Catalyst for Dialogue and Co-operation: The Case of FEALAC
pp 75-92
- By David M. Milliot, University of Paris X
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7 - ASEM's Security Agenda Revisited
pp 93-118
- By Heiner Hönggi, Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces
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8 - The Euro and East Asian Monetary Co-operation
pp 119-137
- By Xu Mingqi, Department of International Finance, Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences
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9 - China and ASEM: Strengthening Multilateralism through Inter-regionalism
pp 138-154
- By Sebastian Bersick, Freie Universitat Berlin
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10 - Japan and ASEM
pp 155-171
- By Kazuhiko Togo, International Institute for Asian Studies
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11 - Korea and ASEM
pp 172-194
- By David Camroux, Asia-Europe Centre, Park Sunghee, Institute of Political Studies
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Abbreviations
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References
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Contributors
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Far More Than Two Continents

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Frontmatter
pp i-iv

Contents
pp v-vi

1 - Introduction — The Eurasian Space: Far More Than Two Continents
pp 1-8

2 - ASEM: Value-Added to International Relations and to the Asia-Europe Relationship
pp 9-22

3 - Collective Identity-Building through Trans-regionalism: ASEM and East Asian Regional Identity
pp 23-38

4 - Inter-regionalism and Regional Actors: The EU-ASEAN Example
pp 39-57

5 - ASEM's Extra-regionalism: Converging Europe's and East Asia's External Projections toward Other Regions
pp 58-74

6 - ASEM — A Catalyst for Dialogue and Co-operation: The Case of FEALAC
pp 75-92

7 - ASEM's Security Agenda Revisited
pp 93-118

8 - The Euro and East Asian Monetary Co-operation
pp 119-137

9 - China and ASEM: Strengthening Multilateralism through Inter-regionalism
pp 138-154

10 - Japan and ASEM
pp 155-171

11 - Korea and ASEM
pp 172-194

Abbreviations
pp 195-198

References
pp 199-214

Contributors
pp 215-216

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