Ch. 4 - Asian Regionalism Flashcards

1
Q

When was the ASEAN born?

A

1968

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2
Q

Five original members of the ASEAN

A

Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore and Thailand

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3
Q

The primary goal of the ASEAN is to merge
Southeast Asian Countries

A

to fight against communism. This is an idea that was influenced by the United States of America,
who was engaged in the Vietnam War during
that time.

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4
Q

The ASEAN was an outgrowth of the
unsuccessful

A

SEATO (South East Asian Treaty Organization) idea, which was predicted as a type of Asian NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) organization against communism

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5
Q

Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC)
was born through the strong support given by
the United States of America. In what year?

A

1989

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6
Q

The APEC meeting was institutionalized with
the aim of

A

monitoring and analysing regional
markets and institutions. To keep an eye on the
governing rules and norms for facilitating
transparent and efficient business transactions
in the region.

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7
Q

APEC focus was

A

economic and its style was technocratic (controlled by elite and technical experts)

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8
Q

The ASEAN plus Three was created

A

1997

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9
Q

Who was included in the plus three

A

Japan, Korea and China

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10
Q

In the 2000s, the tide of globalization swept
through East and Southeast Asia as well as the
rest of the world. The Three registered more
than ___ of their total trade as intraregional
and started to support all the countries within
the region.

A

50%

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11
Q

In order to adapt to the challenges of
globalization, the proposal of ASEAN plus Six
(Japan, Korea, China, India, Australia and New
Zealand) was formed thus creating the

A

EAST ASIAN SUMMIT

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12
Q

The East Asian Summit added two more
members, _____________ which initiated a new phase in the Asian Regionalism.

A

the United States of America and Russia

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13
Q

The East Asian Summit added two members in

A

2010

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14
Q

The year 2010 also marked great advances
made by two economic giants in the region
namely

A

USA and China

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15
Q

China started assertive maritime claims in East
and South China as well as the _______;
coupled with resource exploitations in
Vietnam, Myanmar Indonesia and India.
USA initiated dialogues and military
exchanges with Vietnam, Indonesia and India
which included scientific, tech

A

Bengal seas

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16
Q

Three propositions that would help understand the ideas of Asian regionalism

A
  1. Geographical Asia is too diverse for cultural
  2. Geographical Asia is too small for globalizing Asia
  3. Geographical Asia is too conflictual internally for strategic Asia
17
Q

integration of social relations and consciousness across World-space and world-time

A

Globalization

18
Q

societal integration within a region, and often undirected process of social and economic integration.

A

Regionalization

19
Q

In terms of scope Globalization is

A

borderless

20
Q

In terms of scope Regionalization happens in

A

a specific geographical portion of the world

21
Q

Globalization refers to
.

A

tregional concentration of economic flows

22
Q

Regionalism refers to

A

a political process by economic policy of cooperation and coordination among countries

23
Q

Factors of Greater Asian Integration

A
  1. Driven by the market
  2. Establishment of formal institutions (ADB)
  3. Economic grants and overseas development assistance programs – Japan International
    Cooperation Agency (JICA)
  4. Production networks
  5. The Asian bond