Bilateral Summitry in Asean by Estella D. Solidum
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The five ASEAN countries: Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore and Thailand with their divergent historical heritage, cultural and religious variegations, economic and social differences, might be questioned whether they really can formulate and carry out policies that can redound to their common weal and benefit. It is not an easy task but one that nevertheless has to be done. It is to that question that the inquiry and study of this title finds great relevance. This title provides six categories of areas in which "bilateral summitry" or the meeting of head of states of ASEAN have been most evident and effective: ASEAN Cooperation, Intra-ASEAN problems, Foreign Policy, Security, International Developments and the ASEAN organization itself.Paperback: 44 pages
Publisher: Foreign Service Institute (1982)
ISBN: 971-03-0038-5 / 971-03-0039-3
Language: English