ASEAN and the Institutionalization of East Asia

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List of contributors Acknowledgements List of abbreviations Introduction - Ralf Emmers Part I: ASEAN's role in institutional developments in Southeast Asia 1. State weakness and political values: ramifications for the ASEAN Community - Christopher B. Roberts 2. Non-traditional security challenges, regional governance, and the ASEAN Political Security Community (APSC) - Mely Caballero-Anthony 3. Functional cooperation and ASEAN institutionalization: responding to HIV/AIDS - Alan Collins Part II: ASEAN's role in multilateralism and security cooperation in East Asia 4. Driving East Asian regionalism: the reconstruction of ASEAN's identity - Herman Joseph S. Kraft 5. The fallacy of socialization? Rethinking the ASEAN Way of institution-building - Takeshi Yuzawa 6. The ASEAN Regional Forum and preventive diplomacy: a review essay - Ralf Emmers and See Seng Tan Part III: ASEAN's role in the institutionalization of great power relations 7. Institutions and the great power bargain in East Asia: ASEAN's limited brokerage role - Evelyn Goh 8. ASEAN centrality imperiled? ASEAN institutionalism and the challenges of major power institutionalization - Alice D. Ba 9. The institutionalization of ASEAN-China relations: managing the South China Sea dispute - Ian J. Storey Part IV: ASEAN and alternative approaches to regionalism 10. Great powers and multilateralism: the politics of security architectures in Southeast Asia - William T. Tow 11. Explaining ASEAN's resilience: institutions, path dependency and Asia's emerging architecture - David Capie 12. The Northeast Asian Trilateral Summit as an alternative security architecture - Chong Wook Chung Conclusion: trends and driving forces in East Asian regionalism - Ralf Emmers and See Seng Tan Bibliography Index

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