Challenges to ASEAN centrality and hedging in connectivity governance-regional and national pressure points/ Lukas Maximilian Mueller
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The Pacific Review : Vol. 34, No 5, September 2021, pp. 697-723 (103)Summary: Under the umbrella term of connectivity ASEAN has made efforts to increase its coherence and visibility as an actor in regional infrastructure development. But ASEAN struggles to maintain coherence in the implementation of its connectivity agenda, both internally as well as towards its dialogue partners and this is further undermining its centrality.
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Under the umbrella term of connectivity ASEAN has made efforts to increase its coherence and visibility as an actor in regional infrastructure development. But ASEAN struggles to maintain coherence in the implementation of its connectivity agenda, both internally as well as towards its dialogue partners and this is further undermining its centrality.
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