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Bilateral tensions in post-Cold War ASEAN 

 - Singapore:  ISEAS,  1999 
 - 81p. 
 - Pacific Strategic Papers,  no. 9 .
<br/><br/> Analysis of five sets of bilateral relation tensions in Southeast Asia through which the author attempts to address two theoretical premises: first that the end of the Cold War would yield a peace dividend, and second that ASEAN constitutes a security community. The relations studied in separate chapters are: Thailand and Burma; Thailand and Malaysia; Indonesia and Malaysia; Malaysia and Singapore; Malaysia and Philippines. 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9812300600 (pbk.):  19.90 S$ 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>BURMA--FOREIGN RELATIONS--THAILAND<br/>INDONESIA--FOREIGN RELATIONS--MALAYSIA<br/>MALAYSIA--FOREIGN RELATIONS--INDONESIA<br/>MALAYSIA--FOREIGN RELATIONS--PHILIPPINES<br/>MALAYSIA--FOREIGN RELATIONS--SINGAPORE<br/>MALAYSIA--FOREIGN RELATIONS--THAILAND<br/>PHILIPPINES--FOREIGN RELATIONS--MALAYSIA<br/>SINGAPORE--FOREIGN RELATIONS--MALAYSIA<br/>SOUTHEAST ASIA--REGIONAL SECURITY<br/>THAILAND--FOREIGN RELATIONS--BURMA<br/>THAILAND--FOREIGN RELATIONS--MALAYSIA