Titlebook: Initiatives of Regional Integration in Asia in Comparative Perspective; Concepts, Contents a Howard Loewen,Anja Zorob Book 2018 Springer Sc

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2214-9848 s new methodological and/or innovative theoretical conceptua.This volume offers to compare and explain variances of regionalism in Asia by disclosing the distinctive features of regional arrangements and how they evolved during the 1990s and 2000s against the background of a changing global environm

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Japan and China in a Two-Hub Formation of Regional Integration in East Asia,t Asian Bicycle’), of which Japan and China might be the two potential hub candidates. The ASEAN-China free trade zone may spur regional integration in East Asia by motivating other East Asian nations to join the ASEAN-China FTA early and at the same time liberalize trade amongst each other.

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,The Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS) – Infrastructure Development and the Prospects for the Emergencecross-border transactions between the GMS member countries creates a solid foundation for the evolution of a security community. After a brief analytical introduction, GMS infrastructure projects with a focus on sub-regional economic corridors are being examined.

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Regional Integration in the Middle East in the Shadow of EU and US Free Trade Initiatives, with the EU and the US foster fragmentation rather than promoting integration among Arab countries. As a consequence, they also tend to further constrain the limited potential of GAFTA and the Agadir Agreement to effectively complement integration with the hubs.

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,Institutional Development and Institutional Interplay Within the Global Financial Regime Complex – rt of. It will be argued that four factors play a major role in the CMI’s interactions within the financial regime complex: The lack of a clean slate, forum shopping, legal inconsistencies and the politics of implementation.

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,China’s Rising Power in Southeast Asia and Its Impact on Regional Institution-Building: Who Is Lead China as they benefit from increasing trade and stability. Due to the different interests of ASEAN, China’s rise brings also the potential for greater conflict in inner-ASEAN relations. The argument is developed by linking theories of regional powers, leadership and regionalism.

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Shanghai Cooperation Organization: China, Russia, and Regionalism in Central Asia,mpatibility’ of the member states’ distinctive economic interests fed into strengthening political dialogue. While the SCO has helped, in contrast to many other regional organizations, to build confidence among its member states in this area, challenges remain and most importantly in the field of economic cooperation on a genuine regional basis.

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State Failure and Regional Containment: The Case of Afghanistan,tions the paper distinguishes four basic strategies countries neighbouring failed states may choose. The analysis shows that Afghanistan’s collapse prompted formal initiatives in some cases and rather informal attempts in others though with a clear bias towards bilateral strategies of cooperation and integration.

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Book 2018ey evolved during the 1990s and 2000s against the background of a changing global environment. Moreover, it takes up a genuinely ‘inter-Asian’ perspective. By analysing and comparing diverse manifestations of regional integration agreements across Asia and its different sub-regions, it sets out to t

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