Titlebook: EU-ASEAN Relations in the 21st Century; Strategic Partnershi Daniel Novotny (director of the ‘Global Europe’ th Book 2012 Palgrave Macmilla

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s was further institutionalized with the signing of the ASEAN-EC Cooperation Agreement on 7 March 1980, and this year, we celebrate its 30th anniversary. Since then, the EU has become an important ASEAN Dialogue Partner. It is also the only regional organization which has a full dialogue partner status with ASEAN’ (ASEAN, 2010c).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-05837-1and both still have an important stake in improving their collaboration to enable them to tackle better the challenges of the 21st century. Yet the picture is not one of unalloyed success, and the future of their relationship is fraught with perils as much as it offers potentialities for cooperation.

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The EU, ASEAN and the Challenges of the 21st Century: Conclusions and Recommendationsand both still have an important stake in improving their collaboration to enable them to tackle better the challenges of the 21st century. Yet the picture is not one of unalloyed success, and the future of their relationship is fraught with perils as much as it offers potentialities for cooperation.

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sia’s dependency on external actors and the need to create intraregional structures to supplement the international institutions. Second, the crisis accounted for the fall of the Indonesian and Thai governments and, hence, questioned the utility of the traditional concept of security along the lines of military power for state survival.

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g included in the EU Treaty and to being further enhanced by the Charter of Fundamental Rights. This development demonstrates that the pursuit of the original economic objectives led the EU, gradually but surely, to recognize explicitly, at treaty level, the rights and freedoms demanded by an advanced transnational market and society.

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The EU and Non-Traditional Security in Southeast Asiasia’s dependency on external actors and the need to create intraregional structures to supplement the international institutions. Second, the crisis accounted for the fall of the Indonesian and Thai governments and, hence, questioned the utility of the traditional concept of security along the lines of military power for state survival.

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