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Subject(s)

• Asia, Central—Foreign economic relations—Southeast Asia [Browse]
• Southeast Asia—Foreign economic relations—Asia, Central [Browse]

Series

Palgrave pivot [More in this series]

Summary note

This book explores Central Asias relationship with Southeast Asia and ASEAN. It examines the Southeast Asian vector in the Central Asian countries mostly multi-vector foreign policies and the key dynamics that are transforming interregional relations into one of greater engagement. It argues that Central Asian states are interested in developing stronger ties with Southeast Asian countries, amongst others, as part of their hedging strategy in order to diversify their foreign economic relations and to lessen their overdependence on neighbouring great powers. It also looks at Central Asian views of ASEAN as a successful model of regionalism and as a hedging platform for Central Asian states to collectively manage relations with external powers. Paradorn Rangsimaporn is a Thai diplomat and independent researcher.

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents

• 1. Introduction
• 2. Southeast Asia in Central Asias foreign relations
• 3. The key drivers of greater engagement
• 4. The ASEAN model for Central Asian regionalism
• 5. Conclusion.

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ISBN

• 9783031101113 (hardcover)
• 3031101111 (hardcover)

OCLC

1322811872

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