ASEAN-China Relations: Realities and Prospects

ASEAN-China Relations

Realities and Prospects

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Publisher:: ISEAS–Yusof Ishak Institute
Online publication date:: November 2017
Print publication year:: 2005
Online ISBN:: 9789812306364

Series:: Lectures, Workshops, and Proceedings of International Conferences
Subjects:: Politics and International Relations, International Relations and International Organisations

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The past decade has witnessed rapid development in ASEAN-China relations. Both sides now have more in common than before, though differences still exist. ASEAN and China have established a promising strategic partnership ensuring peace, stability, co-operation as well as prosperity for the region.New challenges will, however, continue to emerge to test the resolve of the partnership. This book examines some of the areas of convergence and divergence and the possible trajectories of the development of ASEAN-China relations.

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Frontmatter
pp i-iv
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Contents
pp v-viii
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The Contributors
pp ix-xiv
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Foreword
pp xv-xvi
- By K. Kesavapany, Director ISEAS
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Opening Remarks by Wang Gungwu
pp xvii-xix
- By Wang Gungwu, East Asian Institute, National University of Singapore
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1 - An Overview of ASEAN-China Relations
pp 1-18
- By Saw Swee-Hock, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, Sheng Lijun, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, Singapore, Chin Kin Wah, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies (ISEAS), Singapore
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2 - Securing a Win-Win Partnership for ASEAN and China
pp 19-26
- By Ong Keng Yong, ASEAN
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3 - China's Peaceful Development and Relations with its East Asian Neighbours
pp 27-30
- By Cai Bingkui, China Institute for International Strategic Studies
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4 - Strengthening Cooperation in the ASEAN Regional Forum: An ASEAN View
pp 31-39
- By Mohamed Jawhar Hassan, Institute of Strategic and International Studies (ISIS), Malaysia
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5 - Strengthening ASEAN-China Cooperation in the ASEAN Regional Forum
pp 40-48
- By Liu Xuecheng, American Studies, China Institute of International Studies
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6 - ASEAN+3: The Roles of ASEAN and China
pp 49-67
- By Eric Teo Chu Cheow, Singapore Institute of International Affairs
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7 - Ways Towards East Asian FTA: The Significant Roles of ASEAN and China
pp 68-89
- By Zhang Xiaoji, Research Department of Foreign Economic Relations
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8 - Japan and the United States in ASEAN-China Relations
pp 90-109
- By Herman Joseph S. Kraft, Institute for Strategic and Development Studies
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9 - U.S.-ASEAN, Japan-ASEAN Relations and Their Impacts on China
pp 110-127
- By Cao Yunhua, Department of International Relations
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10 - India's Approach to ASEAN and Its Regional Implications
pp 128-150
- By Hu Shisheng, Institute of South & Southeast Asia Studies
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11 - The Dragon, the Bull and the Ricestalks: The Roles of China and India in Southeast Asia
pp 151-163
- By Chulacheeb Chinwanno, International Relations Department of the Faculty of Political Science
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12 - Evolving Security Environment in Southeast Asia: An ASEAN Assessment
pp 164-174
- By Jusuf Wanandi, Southeast Asian regionalism and the politics and foreign policies of Indonesia and the United States
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13 - Evolving Security Environment in Southeast Asia: A Chinese Assessment
pp 175-186
- By Han Feng, Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies
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14 - China-ASEAN Maritime Security Cooperation: Situation and Proposals
pp 187-198
- By Wang Zhongchun, People's Liberation Army (PLA), Li Yaqiang, People's Liberation Army (PLA) in China.
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15 - ASEAN-China Maritime Security Cooperation
pp 199-207
- By Michael Richardson, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, Singapore
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16 - ASEAN-China FTA: Opportunities, Modalities and Prospects
pp 208-228
- By Shen Danyang, Chinese Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation
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17 - Building ASEAN-China FTA: Opportunities, Modalities and Prospects
pp 229-259
- By Suthiphand Chirathivat, Chulalongkorn University
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18 - China's Business Environment: A Macro Economic Perspective
pp 260-272
- By Yuwa Hedrick-Wong, MasterCard International's economic advisor for Asia/Pacific
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19 - Business Environment and Opportunities in Shanghai
pp 273-293
- By Zhang Youwen, Institute of World Economy, Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences
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20 - Yunnan's Greater Mekong Sub-Region Strategy
pp 294-315
- By He Shengda, Yunnan Academy of Social Sciences, Kunming, China, Sheng Lijun, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, Singapore
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21 - ASEAN-China Cooperation for Greater Mekong Sub-Region Development
pp 316-328
- By Kao Kim Hourn, Secretary of State, Ministry of Foreign Affairs & International Cooperation, Sisowath Doung Chanto, Pannasastra University of Cambodia
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22 - South China Sea: Turning Suspicion into Mutual Understanding and Cooperation
pp 329-343
- By Gao Zhiguo, China University of Oceanography
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23 - The South China Sea Disputes after the 2002 Declaration: Beyond Confidence-Building
pp 344-355
- By Aileen S. P. Baviera, Asian Center, University of the Philippines.
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24 - China and Ethnic Chinese in ASEAN: Post-Cold War Development
pp 356-366
- By Leo Suryadinata, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies
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Index
pp 367-375
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Realities and Prospects

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Frontmatter
pp i-iv

Contents
pp v-viii

The Contributors
pp ix-xiv

Foreword
pp xv-xvi

Opening Remarks by Wang Gungwu
pp xvii-xix

1 - An Overview of ASEAN-China Relations
pp 1-18

2 - Securing a Win-Win Partnership for ASEAN and China
pp 19-26

3 - China's Peaceful Development and Relations with its East Asian Neighbours
pp 27-30

4 - Strengthening Cooperation in the ASEAN Regional Forum: An ASEAN View
pp 31-39

5 - Strengthening ASEAN-China Cooperation in the ASEAN Regional Forum
pp 40-48

6 - ASEAN+3: The Roles of ASEAN and China
pp 49-67

7 - Ways Towards East Asian FTA: The Significant Roles of ASEAN and China
pp 68-89

8 - Japan and the United States in ASEAN-China Relations
pp 90-109

9 - U.S.-ASEAN, Japan-ASEAN Relations and Their Impacts on China
pp 110-127

10 - India's Approach to ASEAN and Its Regional Implications
pp 128-150

11 - The Dragon, the Bull and the Ricestalks: The Roles of China and India in Southeast Asia
pp 151-163

12 - Evolving Security Environment in Southeast Asia: An ASEAN Assessment
pp 164-174

13 - Evolving Security Environment in Southeast Asia: A Chinese Assessment
pp 175-186

14 - China-ASEAN Maritime Security Cooperation: Situation and Proposals
pp 187-198

15 - ASEAN-China Maritime Security Cooperation
pp 199-207

16 - ASEAN-China FTA: Opportunities, Modalities and Prospects
pp 208-228

17 - Building ASEAN-China FTA: Opportunities, Modalities and Prospects
pp 229-259

18 - China's Business Environment: A Macro Economic Perspective
pp 260-272

19 - Business Environment and Opportunities in Shanghai
pp 273-293

20 - Yunnan's Greater Mekong Sub-Region Strategy
pp 294-315

21 - ASEAN-China Cooperation for Greater Mekong Sub-Region Development
pp 316-328

22 - South China Sea: Turning Suspicion into Mutual Understanding and Cooperation
pp 329-343

23 - The South China Sea Disputes after the 2002 Declaration: Beyond Confidence-Building
pp 344-355

24 - China and Ethnic Chinese in ASEAN: Post-Cold War Development
pp 356-366

Index
pp 367-375

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