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Transforming ASEAN

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ENG Peter

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In: The Washington Quarterly Vol 22 No 1, Winter 1999, pp.49-65 (108)Abstract: Report on the prospects for change in ASEAN as the trend towards more open and less authoritarian regimes continues among member states. Concludes that Thailand and the Philippines are now the key ASEAN players and expects to see ASEAN drop its policy of non-intervention.

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Report on the prospects for change in ASEAN as the trend towards more open and less authoritarian regimes continues among member states. Concludes that Thailand and the Philippines are now the key ASEAN players and expects to see ASEAN drop its policy of non-intervention.

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