SUDO, Sueo

須藤, 季夫

The nature of Southeast Asian regionalism has been altered three times during the past three decades. Each time, it was largely external factors that helped shape the extent and direction of Southeast Asian regionalism. Especially, after the devastating financial crisis in 1997, ASEAN decided to pursue a larger regional strategy in the name of “ASEAN plus three”. Without any doubt, it is not  problem-free to promote East Asian regionalism and the potential workability of the proposed regionalism remains to be seen. Given the changing nature of Southeast Asian international relations, this study intends to trace the unique  development of a new regionalism in East Asia, known as the ASEAN+3, and to analyze whether or not this ASEAN+3 is viable enough to reinvigorate a tainted Southeast Asian regionalism

ASEAN AT THE THIRD TRANSITION: GROPING FOR A NEW REGIONALISM IN EAST ASIA

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