Time to move on! Why the discussion about ASEAN’s relevance is outdated

Jetschke, Anja; Theiner, Patrick

doi:10.1080/09512748.2019.1673803

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“…These innovative measures would promote trade between China and ASEAN (e.g., References [ 99 ]). ASEAN has also brought new impetus to China’s trade opening as the main cheap labor supply base and product sales market in this agreement (e.g., References [ 100 , 101 ]).…”

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The role of trade liberalization in promoting regional integration and sustainability: The case of regional comprehensive economic partnership

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In globalization’s era, the sustainability of a region is inseparable from the in-depth and close economic and trade cooperation of intra-regional countries to achieve complementary advantages, intra-regional and extra-regional positive economic cycles, and stable and balanced benefits distribution. For Asia-Pacific countries, the lack of deep cooperation in the past has affected their sustainability, but this can be made up for by the RCEP agreement aimed at achieving intra-regional trade liberalization. We adopt the Global Trade Analysis Project (GTAP) simulation analysis method to quantitatively analyze the impact of changes in macroeconomic and international trade indicators of several intra-regional countries after implementing the RCEP tariff reduction and exemption on the RCEP. Simulation results and comparative analysis based on international relations prove that despite the interference of trade benefits conflicts and international political factors, the RCEP can still exist in long term, and effectively promote regional economic integration and sustainability in the Asia-Pacific region. It is also a development opportunity for intra-regional countries and can also be used in the context of globalization providing references for integration and sustainability in other regions.

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Section: The International Economic Impact and Sustainability Of The ...mentioning

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The role of trade liberalization in promoting regional integration and sustainability: The case of regional comprehensive economic partnership

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“…Trotz der breiten Akzeptanz des Regionalismus als globales Phänomen besteht allerdings weiterhin Skepsis an der tatsächlichen Bedeutung solcher Organisationen. Auch aktuelle Studien zu nicht-westlichen Regionalorganisationen stimmen häufig kritische Töne in Bezug auf die Effektivität solcher Organisationen an (Beeson 2019;Jetschke und Theiner 2019;Dosenrode 2015;Vinokurov und Libman 2017).…”

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Wessen Policy? Wie sehen Policy-Prozesse in Regionalorganisationen des Globalen Südens aus und wie können externe Akteure sie beeinflussen?

Müller

2020

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International Juridical Forms and Legal Subjectivity: A History of the Subject in Southeast Asia from the Anglo-Dutch Treaty of 1824 to the ASEAN Charter

Bagulaya¹

2021

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Using Michel Foucault's concept of modes of objectification, this paper argues that treaties, declarations, and agreements constitute international juridical forms that transform human beings into legal subjects. It retraces the objectification of “natives” in nineteenth-century colonial treaties that made human beings accessories to territories and transformed them into colonial subjects. This legal construct, the paper contends, was rendered unstable in the UN era when treaties re-objectified the “natives” into “peoples”, thereby allowing colonial subjects to re-subjectify themselves into actors and re-describe themselves with an adjective, a nationality. The paper then brings the history to the twenty-first century and posits that ASEAN is now objectifying new trans-national subjects that are ontologically connected to the regional economy. This history of legal subjectivity reveals not only the power of international juridical forms as a mode of objectification, but also the trajectory of subject formation in Southeast Asia under the ASEAN Charter.

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Time to move on! Why the discussion about ASEAN’s relevance is outdated

Cited by 5 publications

References 9 publications

The role of trade liberalization in promoting regional integration and sustainability: The case of regional comprehensive economic partnership

The role of trade liberalization in promoting regional integration and sustainability: The case of regional comprehensive economic partnership

Wessen Policy? Wie sehen Policy-Prozesse in Regionalorganisationen des Globalen Südens aus und wie können externe Akteure sie beeinflussen?

International Juridical Forms and Legal Subjectivity: A History of the Subject in Southeast Asia from the Anglo-Dutch Treaty of 1824 to the ASEAN Charter

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