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Beyond pessimism: Analysing prospect for asian regionalism with cooperation between India, China and ASEAN

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  • Dhananjay TRIPATHI

    (South Asian University, New Delhi, Department of International Relations)

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This paper presents a case that Asian regionalism is possible provided India and China cooperate with each other and this process is also supported by the ASEAN. While ac- cepting practical intricacies related to Sino-India relation that is discussed in this paper, an attempt is made to look beyond the dominant, prevalent and generally acceptable discourse on this subject. The paper also has policy suggestions based on neo-functionalist approach of regional integration. It is argued that cooperation in functional areas might potentially pave the way for Asian regionalism with involvement of India, China and ASEAN.

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  • Dhananjay TRIPATHI, 2015. "Beyond pessimism: Analysing prospect for asian regionalism with cooperation between India, China and ASEAN," Yildiz Social Science Review, Yildiz Technical University, vol. 1(2), pages 61-74.
    • Handle: RePEc:aye:journl:v:1:y:2015:i:2:p:61-74
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    Keywords

    South Asia; Southeast Asia; ASEAN; Asian Regionalism; Sino-India Rela- tionsJournal: Yildiz Social Science Review;
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