ASEAN centrality losing ground

Mathew Davies

ASEAN centrality losing ground

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Abstract

Vientiane will host the 28th ASEAN Summit this week, with the summit documents rotating around the same themes that ASEAN has been promoting for decades: unity and centrality. The worry, both at the upcoming summit and beyond, is that there is little effort to put substance into these goals.

Original language	English
No.	4 September 2016
Specialist publication	East Asia Forum
Publication status	Published - 2015

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