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Regionalism and the Modernization of Southeast Asia

  • Robert Fluker
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The surge toward Asian regional cooperation is important for the Asian policy of all nations because it is indigenous and it is effective. In a very real sense this cooperation is effective because it involves bricks and mortar as well as ideas and spirit. Additional strength is injected by Japan's substantial support of regional cooperation in Southeast Asia as a new force in Asia.

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COPYRIGHT: © University of Notre Dame 1969
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1 For these purposes Southeast Asia is defined to encompass Laos, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Burma, Indonesia, Cambodia, South Vietnam, and the Philippines. Brunei, because of its special status as a protectorate, is excluded from this definition.

2 See Kertesz, Stephen D., The Quest for Peace Through Diplomacy (Englewood Cliffs, 1967), p. 102.

3 France and the Soviet Union are the only nonregional members of ECAFE which are not members of the ADB. The ADB has 13 non-Asian and 19 Asian members.

4 Thailand's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Thanat Khoman, in his official statement on the 14th anniversary of SEATO; The SEATO Record, Vol. VII, No. 5, 10, 1968.

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