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The authors take a close look at how Asia and Europe are getting along these days and point out how the ASEM process has been a real boost in making their political, economic, and cultural ties even stronger.
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1 thought on “Gaens, Bart (Ed.). (2008). Europe-Asia interregional relations: A decade of ASEM. Aldershot, U.K., and Burlington, VT: Ashgate. ”
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1 thought on “Stokhof, W., van der Velde, P., &Yeo, .L H. (Eds.) (2004). The Eurasian space: Far more than two continents. Singapore and Leiden.The Netherlands: Institute for Southeast Asian Studies and International Institute for Asian Studies.”
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3 thoughts on “Gilson, J. (2002).Asia meets Europe: Inter-regionalism and the Asia-Europe Meeting. Cheltenham,U.K.: Edward Elgar. ”
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Julie Gilson’s analysis is a fascinating look into the relationship between Asia and Europe in the context of the post-Cold War inter-regional Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM). Feel free to share your insights about it!
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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.