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Development Challenges in Asia and the Pacific in the 1990s

1991

Human development in Asia and the Pacific Mahbub ul Haq Social trends affecting natural resource management in upland areas of Asia and the Pacific A. Terry Rambo with Lawrence Hamilton v PART III: Regional and country papers Regional economic cooperation in South Asia. .. Abulmaal A. Muhith An ASEAN perspective on regional cooperation issues in Asia and the Pacific. . Florian A. Album The South Pacific countries and regionalism Savenaca Siwatibau The political economy of China Anthony M. Tang Developments in Indochina: implications for regional cooperation 229 Ricardo M. Tan Participants of the Symposium on Cooperation in Asia and the Pacific vi Foreword Regional cooperation is based on the premise that countries can achieve certain objectives better through collective than through individual efforts. Among the developing countries of Asia and the Pacific, an awareness of the development virtues of cooperation is quite recent and is still emerging. Although the concrete benefits are as yet quite limited, there is evidence of stronger bilateral economic ties and, in the subregions of the South Pacific, Southeast Asia (ASEAN), and South Asia, a growing sense of common identity. Furthermore, we may soon be seeing new links among the countries of continental East Asia. the extensive involvement of Dr. Seiji Naya and his team at the East-West Center. This volume provides, we hope, adequate evidence of the success of our partnership.

"The Indo-Pacific area as a region Challenges and Opportunities for India"

The shifting of global politics from Europe and North America to Asia, and the rise of China and India's economic power in the world have drastically increased the significance of the Indo-Pacific region. Today, the Indo-Pacific region has become the center of gravity of the world's politics and economy. The movement of the global economic center of gravity to Asia via the global shift in manufacturing (China) and outsourcing of services (India) can lead to change in world politics. Emerging China is a threat to the west hegemony and India as well. The research is conducted to know about the growing geostrategic and geopolitical importance of the Indo-Pacific for India and how it is changing dynamically. This study also shows the role of India in the Indo-Pacific region and the enormous challenges, opportunities, and threats from other states.

Trends & Tribulations in the Indo-Pacific

Vivekananda International Foundation (VIF) Policy Brief, 2023

On August 8-10, 2023, Malaysia’s Institute of Strategic and International Studies (ISIS) conducted a seminal international conference called the 36th Asia-Pacific Roundtable. Towards the overarching aim of maintaining ASEAN centrality in regional security affairs, ISIS Malaysia—as part of the ASEAN-Institutes of Strategic and International Studies (ASEAN-ISIS)—has been conducting the APR since 1987. This paper provides an overview of the discussions held

Economic Development of India and Papua New Guinea: A comparative study

This essay reports on the development of India and Papua New Guinea from 1990 to the present. Key indicators in economic and human development are used to gain an overall analysis, alongside some explication of the reasons for the level of development that the two countries have attained.

Evolving Dynamics in the Indo-Pacific: Deliberating India’s Position

2018

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Indo-Pacific Perspectives: Australia, ASEAN and India

Centre for Public Policy Research, 2023

The Centre for Public Policy Research (CPPR), Kochi, India and Monash University, Melbourne, Australia decided to come together to pool their academic and policy research capacities to build a robust research agenda on the Indo-Pacific. In March 2022, CPPR and Monash University hosted ‘Dialogue on Indo-Pacific Oceans Initiative (IPOI): Strengthening International Cooperation’ in a hybrid (physical-digital) format. Scholars from ASEAN, Australia, India and Japan were invited to discuss the various pillars of the IPOI and accelerated long-term growth in the Indo-Pacific region. The Dialogue was supported by the Department of Foreign Trade (DFAT), Government of Australia.