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Social Sciences

4 years ago

Nationalism driving tensions in East Asia's regional cooperation.

East Asian Ideas of Regionalism: A Normative Critique

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The article explores different ideas about regional development in East Asia, focusing on the historical evolution and impact of regionalism. It discusses various Asian regionalisms, such as Mahathir’s neo-Asianism, Japanese new Asianism, Chinese regionalism, and Korean regionalism. The paper highlights that nationalism is a key driver of regionalism in East Asia, leading to tensions between different visions for the region's future. The lack of a clear normative framework in East Asia further complicates regional cooperation.

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The article explores different ideas about regional development in East Asia, focusing on the historical evolution and impact of regionalism. It discusses various Asian regionalisms, such as Mahathir’s neo-Asianism, Japanese new Asianism, Chinese regionalism, and Korean regionalism. The paper highlights that nationalism is a key driver of regionalism in East Asia, leading to tensions between different visions for the region's future. The lack of a clear normative framework in East Asia further complicates regional cooperation.