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ASEAN and the great powers/ John D Ciorciari

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CIORCIARI John D

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ASEAN -- GREAT POWER

In: Contemporary Southeast Asia : Vol. 39, No. 2, August 2017, pp.252-258 (19)Summary: ASEAN's role in mediating great power relations has evolved considerably from its birth to middle age as the dynamics among major external actors have changed and the degree of unity among its members has waxed and waned.

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ASEAN's role in mediating great power relations has evolved considerably from its birth to middle age as the dynamics among major external actors have changed and the degree of unity among its members has waxed and waned.

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