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India’s Look East Policy
Haokip, Thongkholal - In: South Asian Survey 18 (2011) 2, pp. 239-257
The Look East policy has emerged as an important foreign policy initiative of India in the post-Cold War period. It was launched in 1991 by the Narasimha Rao government with the aim of developing political contacts, increasing economic integration and forging security cooperation with countries...
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China in Southeast Asia: The Search for a Chinese Model of International Relations
Jacob, Jabin T. - In: China Report 48 (2012) 3, pp. 317-326
Despite China’s claims of a foreign policy of ‘peaceful rise’/‘peaceful development’ and of seeking a ‘harmonious world’, and despite its economic openness and active participation in economic multilateralism, China’s neighbours continue to be...
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EU AND ASEAN ENLARGEMENT: ENLARGED GLOBALIZATION DYNAMICS
BAFOIL, François - In: Resilient States from a Comparative Regional …
AbstractThe following sections are included:Political Reasons for EnlargementBeyond Economic ChallengesPolitical Challenges: Large versus Small StatesLack of HegemonyThe End of a Dynamic?The limits of western deepeningAgricultural policyComparing CEE and Southeast AsiaBeyond enlargementConclusion
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STATE, SUB-STATE DESIGNS AND CROSS-BORDER COOPERATION
BAFOIL, François - In: Resilient States from a Comparative Regional …
AbstractThe following sections are included:EU Cross and Trans-Border CooperationThe initial model: La Grande regionThe …
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TRANSFORMING POLITIES: STATES, REGIONS AND ADMINISTRATIONS
BAFOIL, François - In: Resilient States from a Comparative Regional …
Comparison of CEE and Southeast AsiaVarieties of EU regionalizationSoutheast AsiaCultural, Political and Economic Regionalism …: Further Comparison of EU and Asian PeculiaritiesThe minorities: A delicate balanceThe “administrative reform”: The Asian and … Balkan examplesCambodiaThe “decentralization reform”: A rare EU reformPolandConclusion: Comparing Both Areas …
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TRANSFORMING ECONOMIES: FROM PLANNED ECONOMIES TO MORE LEGAL RULES OR TOWARDS NOMENKLATURA CAPITALISM?
BAFOIL, François - In: Resilient States from a Comparative Regional …
”Domestic transformation in CEE: Privatization policyThe role of the EU in extending corruptionSoutheast Asian Political Economies, Liberalized …
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THE EU AND ASEAN: COHESION POLICY AND EXPORT-ORIENTED AGREEMENTS
BAFOIL, François - In: Resilient States from a Comparative Regional …
AbstractThe following sections are included:The EU Cohesion PolicyA vision of development: Efficiency and equityA hard …
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MANAGING FIRMS BY FLEXIBILITY: THE LACK OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
BAFOIL, François - In: Resilient States from a Comparative Regional …
AbstractThe following sections are included:Globalization and FlexibilityManagement through flexibilityGender issuesInternational Rules and Legal ObstaclesConclusion: Comparing Both Areas
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HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY MATTER — BUT FOR WHAT KIND OF LEGACIES?
BAFOIL, François - In: Resilient States from a Comparative Regional …
AbstractThe following sections are included:Lack of Territorial Continuity and Borders: Lack of Sovereign StatesTerritorial Imbalances: Inter- and Intra-regional DisparitiesDisparities between member states and within both regionsCapital cities versus surrounding regionsPovertySocial Structures:...
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DEFINING A STATE IN TRANSITION
BAFOIL, François - In: Resilient States from a Comparative Regional …
AbstractThe following sections are included:Bureaucracies and Political EconomiesEconomic DependencyRegionalism and RegionalizationConclusion
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