Political

This book published in 1999 is a compilation of essays from the 1997 conference where authors evaluated past achievements and future challenges of ASEM.

Fitriani’s work sequentially applies constructivist, realist, and neo-liberal institutional theories to explicate the phenomenon under study. The book provides significant insights into the difference between Asian and European cooperative culture and how it impacts the sustainability of international institutions. Have you read it?

Provides an updated overview of the Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM) process. It talks about what’s been accomplished over the past couple of decades, what challenges we’re facing right now, and what new directions ASEM could take as it heads into its third decade as a dialogue forum. Share with us your thoughts on this.

Sebastian Bersick and Paul van der Velde’s book ” details the discussions and results of the 8th ASEM Summit held in Brussels in October 2010. It also provides a valuable resource by including primary sources related to ASEM which are not available in any publicly accessible record.

This book by A. Robles focuses on the economic, developmental, political and cultural issues of ASEM member states. Have you read it? What are your thoughts on this?

This book focuses on the discussions and results of the Brussels ASEM Summit in October 2010.
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This book takes a deep dive into ASEM’s first ten years, evaluating its progress from a European point of view. It also looks at what the ASEM6 Summit achieved and what it means for the future of the process. It explores how interregional interaction can be used as a tool for EU foreign policy.