Routledge Handbook ofAsian Regionalism

Edited by Mark Beeson and Richard Stubbs

RoutledgeTaylor Si Francis Group

LONDON AND NEW YORK

Contents

List of Illustrations ixList of contributors xiList of Abbreviations xviiAcknowledgements xxiii

Introduction 1Mark Beeson and Richard Stubbs

PARTIConceptualizing the Asian region 9

1 Theories of regionalism 11Fredrik Soderbaum

2 East Asian regionalism 22Gilbert Rozman

3 The shift to the modern world in East Asia: war, memory andregional identity 33Peter Preston

4 A non-Eurocentric global history of Asia 46John M. Hobson

5 East Asia when China was at the centre: the tribute system in earlymodern East Asia 58David Kang

PART IIEconomic issues 75

6 The significance of the overseas Chinese in East Asia 77Gordon C. K. Cheung

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7 The developmental state and Asian regionalism 90Richard Stubbs

8 What is driving the internationalization of Asia's business groups? 100Michael Carney

9 Trade integration in Asia 116Heribert Dieter

10 Regional financial cooperation 129Saori N. Katada

11 ChinaASEAN relations: the core of Asian regionalism 138Nicholas Tliomas

PART IIIPolitical issues 153

12 Asia, ASEAN and the question of sovereignty: the persistence ofnon-intervention in the Asia-Pacific 155Shaun Narine

13 The ASEAN People's Forum (APF) as authentic socialforum: regional civil society networking for an alternative regionalism 166Helen E. S. Ncsadurai

14 Regulatory regionalism in Asia 177Shahar Hameiri and Kanishka Jayasuriya

15 Corruption in East Asia 186Howard Dick

16 Social policy in East Asia 200M. Raniesh

17 Asian regionalism and human rights: the case of the ASEANIntergovernmental Commission on Human Rights 216AnthonyJ. Langlois

18 Asian regionalism and law: the continuing contribution of'legal pluralism' 226Michael Dowdle.

19 Democracy, development and authoritarianism 236Mark Beeson

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PART IV

Strategic issues 24920 The rise of China and East Asian regionalism 251

Min Ye

21 Regional leadership in East Asia: Japan andChina as contenders 263Christopher M. Dent

22 Perspectives in Asia-Pacific security studies 275Sorpong Peou

23 Comprehensive security in East Asia 289RalfEmmers

24 Regionalizing environmental security in Asia 300Lorraine Elliott

25 Non-traditional security 313Alan Collins

PARTVOrganizations 325

26 ASEAN 327Anja Jetschke

27 The ASEAN Regional Forum: challenges and prospects 338Takeshi Yuzawa

28 APEC: Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation 350Nick Bisley

29 ASEAN Plus Three: becoming more like anormal regionalism? 364Takashi Tcrada

30 The East Asia Summit: Pan-Asian multilateralism rather thanintra-Asian regionalism 375David Camroux

31 Phases in the development of the Shanghai CooperationOrganization 384Cliicu-peug Chung

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32 The Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM) 394Julie Gilson

33 Dynamics of South Asian regionalism 406Kishore C. Dash

Conclusion: The future of Asian regionalism 420Mark Beeson and Richard Stubbs

Bibliography 427Index 479