Titlebook: Japan, the US, and Regional Institution-Building in the New Asia; When Identity Matter Kuniko Ashizawa Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a divi

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Kuniko Ashizawateachers could both prepare and enact integrated STEM approaches and recognized the creative freedom and motivation it brought both to the children they taught and themselves. Ultimately, the authors propose a model for the convergence of STEM practices and articulate the value for STEM modeling in

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Kuniko Ashizawateachers could both prepare and enact integrated STEM approaches and recognized the creative freedom and motivation it brought both to the children they taught and themselves. Ultimately, the authors propose a model for the convergence of STEM practices and articulate the value for STEM modeling in

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The Value-Action Framework and State Identity, Asia’s history, despite their prior preference for exclusive bilateralism in the management of intraregional relations? Japan, in both cases of Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) and the ASEAN Regional Forum (ARF), became an early proponent for the idea to create a pan-regional institution in

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,Japan and the Creation of APEC: MITI’s Quiet Maneuver, 1988–1989, and economic ministries of 12 Asia-Pacific states gathered for the first time in the region’s history. In a Chairman’s concluding statement at the meeting, Australian foreign minister, Gareth Evans noted, “The stimulus for this meeting was Australian Prime Minister Hawke’s call, in January 1989, fo

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,The United States and the Creation of APEC: Global Hegemon and Regional Cooperation, 1988–1989,gional institution, demonstrating comfort in making some high-flown remarks such as “this marks a historical development in the region.”. Their counterparts from the United States, in contrast, appeared more restrained. Secretary of State James Baker stated:

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