Realizing the ASEAN Economic Community

Plummer, Michael G.; Yue, Chia Siow

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“…GDP per capita also varies from the highest of 103,198.8 US of Luxemburg to the lowest of 7,368.5 US of Bulgaria (Martin et al, 2018). This will allow free flow of goods, services, investment, capital and skilled labor, by which will strengthen ASEAN economies to compete to the world (ASEAN, 2008;Plummer and Yue, 2009). AC GDP is at 2,553.4 US billion in 2018, contributing 3.4% of global GDP with the population of 8.4% of the world.…”

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“…Fig. 1: Industry 4.0 holistic concept ASEAN Community (AC), recently established in 2015, is a cooperative initiative of 10 South-East Asian countries, aiming at creating the economies into a single market and a single production base.This will allow free flow of goods, services, investment, capital and skilled labor, by which will strengthen ASEAN economies to compete to the world(ASEAN, 2008;Plummer and Yue, 2009). AC GDP is at 2,553.4 US billion in 2018, contributing 3.4% of global GDP with the population of 8.4% of the world.…”

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Supportment for organization and management competences of ASEAN community and European Union toward Industry 4.0

Ramingwong¹,

Manopiniwes²

2019

Int. j. adv. appl. sci.

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The paper focuses on supporting environment for Organization and Management Competences of the European Union and ASEAN Community, by which Industry 4.0 is the challenge. The paper used available, trusted sources of data to compare and investigate Organization and Management Competences supporting dimensions of European Union and ASEAN Community countries, i.e., Strategy, Leadership, Governance, Supply Chain Network, Culture, People and Process Digitalization. Result presentation discusses several observations on the issue of interest. Countries that are the most and least opportune to O&M competences are identified and discussed. Also, selected economy of interest, i.e., Austria, Italy, Slovakia, and Thailand, were further investigated and discussed in detail.

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Supportment for organization and management competences of ASEAN community and European Union toward Industry 4.0

Ramingwong¹,

Manopiniwes²

2019

Int. j. adv. appl. sci.

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The Involved Networker: Agency by the ASEAN Secretariat in the ASEAN Economic Community

Müller¹

2023

Critical Studies of the Asia-Pacific

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Regional and multi-level governance: East Asian leadership after the global financial crisis

Hamilton‐Hart

2012

Asia Eur J

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Although the economies of East Asia emerged from the global financial crisis of 2008 in comparatively strong positions, they remain structurally embedded within global markets. The degree of regional integration that has occurred within East Asia is thus predicated on the on-going interdependence with the economies of Europe and North America. Moves to advance East Asian regional cooperation in the wake of the crisis reflect this global interdependence, as well as intra-regional differences in interests and a lack of strong leadership within the region. Modest cooperation on an East Asian basis has continued since 2008 but the region is very far from realising a substantive regional governance model on economic and financial issues and does not appear to be pursuing a distinctive governance agenda. This article examines recent developments in East Asian regional cooperation, with a view to assessing the significance of current achievements and explaining the mixed and sometimes contradictory nature of initiatives for regional governance in East Asia.

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Realizing the ASEAN Economic Community

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Supportment for organization and management competences of ASEAN community and European Union toward Industry 4.0

Supportment for organization and management competences of ASEAN community and European Union toward Industry 4.0

The Involved Networker: Agency by the ASEAN Secretariat in the ASEAN Economic Community

Regional and multi-level governance: East Asian leadership after the global financial crisis

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