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ASEAN into the 1990s

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  • © 1990

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  1. Alison Broinowski
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Table of contents (11 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xiii
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  2. Introduction: ASEAN since 1967 — Origins, Evolution and Recent Developments

    • Frank Frost
    Pages 1-31

  3. The Six Asian Economies: 1980–88

    • Amina Tyabji
    Pages 32-57

  4. ASEAN Economic Co-operation in the 1980s and 1990s

    • Srikanta Chatterjee
    Pages 58-82

  5. ASEAN Security Co-operation — Past, Present and Future

    • Tim Huxley
    Pages 83-111

  6. ASEAN Security in the 1990s

    • Sheldon W. Simon
    Pages 112-137

  7. ASEAN and Indochina: The Dialogue

    • Carlyle A. Thayer
    Pages 138-161

  8. ASEAN and the Japanese Role in Southeast Asia

    • Lee Poh Ping
    Pages 162-183

  9. The Politics of Islam in the ASEAN Countries

    • Harold Crouch
    Pages 184-199

  10. The Australian Media and Australian-ASEAN Relations

    • Rodney Tiffen
    Pages 200-218

  11. ASEAN Population

    • Gavin W. Jones
    Pages 219-236

  12. Conclusion: ASEAN into the 1990s

    • Alison Broinowski
    Pages 237-241

  13. Back Matter

    Pages 242-265
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ASEAN has its admirers and its critics. In its third decade, it is faced with having to do more than promote the interests of some of the region's most dynamic econommies. It has to do more for its six members than just preserve the peace between them. In the 1990s the old leaders of ASEAN will all be gone. What their successors do to make ASEAN cooperation work will determine how many of them join Singapore as a newly industrialised country. The agenda for the 1990s has Indochina near the top, but as well, how to cope with the economic prowess of Japan and the growing military strength of China. ASEAN confronts the need for security both from external and internal threats. Population pressure, income redistribution, insurgency and the influence of Islam will affect all six countries in different ways. This book, a successor to the influential Understanding ASEAN, identifies the problems and predicts the responses.

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