ASIAN REGIONALISM

Question 1

are a group of countries located in the same geographically specified area:

(2) Regions can be a combination of two regions:

(3) Regions can be a combination of more than two regions organized to regulate and oversee flows and policy choices.

Answer 1

What are regions?

Question 2

The process of dividing an area into smaller segments called regions

Division of a nation into states or provinces

in the economic context, regionalization is a management tool

Regionalism is created as a sort of counter-globalization

Regional organizations will always prefer regional partners over the rest of the world.

Answer 2

regionalization

Question 3

The expansion and intensification of social relations and consciousness across world-space and world-time.

Answer 3

globalization

Question 4

THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN REGIONALIZATION AND GLOBALIZATION

Answer 4

•NATURE GLOBALIZATION
•MARKET GLOBALIZATION
•CULTURAL & SOCIETAL RELATIONS
•AID
•TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCES

Question 5

GLOBALIZATION-Promotes integration of economies across state borders all around the world

REGIONALIZATION-Divides an area into smaller segments

Answer 5

NATURE

Question 6

GLOBALIZATION - Allows many corporations to trade on international level; it allows free market.

REGIONALIZATION-Monopolies are more likely to develop. Monopoly means one producer controls supply of good or service, and where the entry of new producers is prevented or highly restricted.

Answer 6

Market

Question 7

GLOBALIZATION-Acceleration to multiculturalism through free and inexpensive movement of people

REGIONALIZATION-Does not support multiculturalism

Answer 7

CULTURAL & SOCIETAL RELATIONS

Question 8

GLOBALIZATION - Globalized

international communities are more willing to aid countries stricken by disasters

REGIONALIZATION-A regionalized area. does not get involved in the affairs of other areas.

Answer 8

AID

Question 9

GLOBALIZATION-Globalization has driven great advances in technology.

REGIONALIZATION - Advanced technology is rarely available in one country or region.

Answer 9

TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCES

Question 10

means the whole world is becoming more connected, with countries trading and sharing ideas across continents.

Answer 10

Globalization

Question 11

focuses on nearby countries working together more closely, like in the EU or ASEAN. Globalization is worldwide, while regionalization happens within a specific region.

Answer 11

Globalization

Question 12

Is the process by which two or more nation-states agree to co-operate and work closely together to achieve peace, stability and wealth

Answer 12

REGIONAL INTEGRATION

Question 13

WHY DO COUNTRIES FORM REGIONAL ASSOCIATIONS?

Answer 13

1. Military Defense
2. Economic Crisis
3. Resources
4. Protection of Independence

Question 14

is a group of countries that sought to remain neutral or independent during the Cold War avoiding formal alliances with either the United States and its NATO allies (Western bloc) or the Soviet Union (Eastern bloc).

Answer 14

Non alightment movement

Question 15

There are many factors that are leading to the Asian Region into greater integration:

Answer 15

1. TRADE
2. SIMILAR CULTURE
3. COMMON GOALS
4. SIMILAR SECURITY NEEDS

Question 16

NON-STATE REGIONALISM

Answer 16

°Hemispheric Social Alliance
°Rainforest Foundation
°Regional Interfaith Youth Networks

Question 17

opposes the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)

Answer 17

Hemispheric Social Alliance

Question 18

protects indigenous people and rainforests

Answer 18

Rainforest Foundation

Question 19

young Christians across Asia

Answer 19

Regional Interfaith Youth Networks

Question 20

founded on 8 August 1967 by Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and the Philippines.

➤ promoted economic growth, social progress and cultural development in the Southeast Asian region through multilateral cooperation.

Answer 20

ASEAN