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Neither left-out nor pushed-over : anxious ASEAN and its 4C practices/ Ki-Hyun Bae

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BAE Ki-Hyun

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In: The Pacific Review Vol.28, No.5, December 2015, pp.679-702 (103)Summary: This paper pays attention ASEAN's individual member states to understand the major source of ASEAN's four common practices, building community, charter, connectivity and centrality.

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This paper pays attention ASEAN's individual member states to understand the major source of ASEAN's four common practices, building community, charter, connectivity and centrality.

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