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The limits of democratizing interest representation : ASEAN's regional corporatism and normative challenges / Jurgen Ruland.

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In: European Journal of International Relations Vol 20 No 1, March 2014, pp.237-261 (26)Summary: Study of the way ASEAN has effectively limited or avoided efforts aimed at making it more democratic (whether these were external or domestic) and concludes that prospect of substantial transformation of ASEAN is unlikely.

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Study of the way ASEAN has effectively limited or avoided efforts aimed at making it more democratic (whether these were external or domestic) and concludes that prospect of substantial transformation of ASEAN is unlikely.

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