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Changing China–Taiwan Relations and Asia-Pacific Regionalism: Economic Co-operation and Security Cha and Taiwan have moved closer to each other. Politically, however, they are drifting further apart. Given that both Beijing and Taipei have a wide range of economic and trade connections with most countries in the Asia-Pacific, the future of their relations will have a far-reaching impact on the eco

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Regionalism Online: A Case Study of e-ASEANf the nation-state are becoming increasingly permeable. We have inherited from the last century, among other things, the invention of the Internet – a global network of computer networks, which is undoubtedly a major achievement in the emancipation of cross-border human communication. The Internet w

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-3363-9ven in large part by technological innovation in communications and information technology but has concomitant institutional and organizational transformations that characterizes it for Castells as an ‘informational’ economy.

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Asian Regionalism Five Years after the 1997/98 Financial Crisis: A Case of ‘Co-operative Realism’? War seemingly lessened security risks and shifted attention from military affairs to economic development, the region’s unprecedented economic boom, intensifying trade relations, foreign investment and capital flows spurred economic integration in the region, creating hitherto unknown economic and political interdependencies.

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