Lesson 8: Asian Regionalism

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Regionalism
An ideology that emphasizes unity among nations in a region, often based on shared identity, culture, and interests.
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Regionalization
A process involving agreements and cooperation among countries in a region to promote economic, political, or social integration.
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Globalization
The amplified flows of goods, services, capital, people, and information across borders, creating global interconnectedness.
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Regionalization vs. Globalization
Regionalization focuses on strengthening cooperation within a region, while globalization emphasizes worldwide integration and interaction.
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Regionalism vs. Regionalization
Regionalism is an ideology promoting unity, while regionalization is a process of increasing cooperation among neighboring states.
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Regionalization vs. Globalization
Regionalization focuses on local integration and cooperation, whereas globalization promotes worldwide interaction and interdependence.
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Multilateralism vs. Regionalism
Multilateralism involves global cooperation among many countries, while regionalism focuses on cooperation within a specific geographic area.
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ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations)
A regional organization aimed at economic growth, political stability, and cultural cooperation among Southeast Asian countries.
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APEC (Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation)
A regional economic forum that promotes free trade and economic cooperation among Pacific Rim countries.
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EU (European Union)
A political and economic union of European countries with integrated policies and shared governance structures.
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NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement)
A trade agreement between the US, Canada, and Mexico aimed at eliminating trade barriers.
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Traditional Trade Gains
Expected benefits from reducing trade barriers and enhancing market access within a region.
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Strengthening Domestic Policy Reform
Regional trade agreements can reinforce domestic policies, making them more secure and stable.
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Increased Multilateral Bargaining Power
Countries join trade agreements to increase their leverage in global trade negotiations.
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Guarantees of Access
Agreements allow smaller countries to access larger markets more easily.
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Strategic Linkage
Using regional trade agreements to ensure security and stability through economic cooperation.
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Multilateral and Regional Interplay
Ongoing multilateral negotiations can influence regional trade agreements.
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Asia-Pacific and South Asia as a Global Force
The region contributes to one-third of global GDP and is a major hub for trade and production.
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Open Regionalism (APEC)
A model promoting inclusivity in trade agreements rather than exclusivity.
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Japan’s Role in Globalization
Economic transformation after WWII, focusing on trade and industrial development.
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China’s Economic Reforms
Shift toward market-driven policies under Deng Xiaoping, boosting trade and investment.
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India’s Economic Integration
Liberalization in the 1990s leading to increased foreign investment and global market participation.
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Thailand’s Modernization
King Mongkut and King Chulalongkorn’s reforms that led to industrialization and engagement with Western economies.
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Asian Ethics in Regional Agreements
Shared values of respect, harmony, and collective well-being influence negotiations and cooperation.
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Confucianism’s Influence
Many Asian countries emphasize morality, social harmony, and respect for hierarchy in governance and trade.
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