Asian Regionalism Flashcards
refers to the decentralization of political powers or competencies from a higher towards a lower political level.
Regionalism
describes the decentralization of competencies or the establishment of regional institutions by the state.
top - down regionalism
includes all patterns of endeavors toward political decentralization from within the particular region.
Bottom-up regionalism
is an external phenomenon being pushed into the region by world powers
Globalization
This foreign policy shift was implemented by the United States to commit more resources and attention to the region.
Pacific Pivot
This shift which is also called “Atlantic Century” was termed “Pacific Century” by US Secretary of States Hilary Clinton.
Pacific Pivot
become a key driver of global politics.
Asia Pacific
It is the home to several key allies and important emerging powers like China, India, and Indonesia.
South Asia
Laboratories of Modernity
Asia Pacific and South Asia
can act as springboard for globalization.
Regionalism
can promote learning, assuage domestic audiences to the benefits of free trade, and form the institutional framework to scale up from regional cooperation o global cooperation.
Regionalism
One distinguishing feature of regional institutions in Asia Pacific and South Asia is the adoption of______________which aims to develop and maintain cooperation with outside actors.
Open Regionalism
refers to the principle of non-discrimination, more specifically an openness in membership and openness in terms of economic flows
Open
embodied by Asia Pacific Economic cooperation or APEC.
Open Regionalism
receiving end of globalization.
Asia Pacific and South Asia