The creation of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations in 1967 was an act of great statesmanship at a time of conflict in the region. Can the organisation continue economic integration in the 21st century?

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ASEAN: Perspectives on Economic Integration

Published June 2009

Chapters

Cover Note: Asean in Perspective
Dr. Munir Majid

Keynote Address
Dr. Surin Pitsuwan

Achieving the ASEAN Economic Community Agenda
Dr. Dionisius A. Narjoko and Dr. Teguh Y. Wicaksono

ASEAN Capital Market Integration
Datuk Ranjit Ajit Singh

The EU Experience of the Process of Economic Integration
Sir Colin Budd

ASEAN In Asia Economic Integration
Professor Shaobang Kang

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