Titlebook: Leadership in Regional Community-Building; Comparing ASEAN and Siti Darwinda Mohamed Pero Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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State Capacity and Leadership in ASEAN and the EU, and compares both the potential and challenges for smaller member states such as Singapore in ASEAN and the Benelux countries in the EU, to exert increased influence in their regional community-building efforts.

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Legitimacy and Leadership in ASEAN and the EU: A Further Look at Acceptance and Recognition,uence in regional community-building while facing resistance from other member states, as long as there is commitment, dedication, and state capacity, and it acts in a manner considered appropriate for a leader.

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Summitry and Leadership in Regional Organisations: Comparing ASEAN Summit and the European Council an Council meeting. The analysis within this chapter suggests that summitry is an important factor in facilitating leadership in a regional context, and thus is crucial for the success of regional community-building, in the case of both ASEAN and the EU.

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uilding.Focuses on ASEAN, the EU, to examine the role of polThis book examines the role of political leadership as a driver in the process of regional community-building in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and the European Union (EU). It considers under which conditions political l

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Siti Darwinda Mohamed Perothe very concept of human rights is, at base, a moral one. Human rights are primarily a species of moral rights in that they highlight certain priority moral values that cannot be identified with any actual set of institutionalised rights and duties. Human rights can never, for instance, simply be e

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Siti Darwinda Mohamed Perothe very concept of human rights is, at base, a moral one. Human rights are primarily a species of moral rights in that they highlight certain priority moral values that cannot be identified with any actual set of institutionalised rights and duties. Human rights can never, for instance, simply be e

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Siti Darwinda Mohamed Perothe very concept of human rights is, at base, a moral one. Human rights are primarily a species of moral rights in that they highlight certain priority moral values that cannot be identified with any actual set of institutionalised rights and duties. Human rights can never, for instance, simply be e