December 6th, 2009Authors: Hadi Soesastro (CSIS, Jakarta) and Peter Drysdale (ANU, Canberra)The idea that regional architecture in Asia and the Pacific is not up to the tasks it now needs to serve has been around for some time. It has been inspired in part by worries about the untidiness in the competing structures — across the Pacific, of APEC, and within East Asia, of ASEAN +3 and the East Asia... [Read Post]
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