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THE POLITICS OF CHINA-ASEAN ECONOMIC RELATIONS : ASSESSING THE MOVE TOWARD A FREE TRADE AREA
Zha, Daojiong 경남대학교 극동문제연구소 2002 ASIAN PERSPECTIVE Vol.26 No.4
This article examines the strategic and diplomatic aspects of China's decision to form a Free Trade Area (FTA) with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) in November 2001. An FTA represents one significant step forward in China's economic diplomacy toward ASEAN, considering China's involvement in other venues of regional economic affairs. An in-depth reading of the policy rationale contained in the Joint ASEAN-China Expert Study Group's report shows that the FTA decision resulted from a largely diplomatic-political imperative on the part of China. Nonetheless, movement toward an FTA came about after studious Chinese efforts over a decade to win over ASEAN's trust. In proposing the FTA, China pursues two strategic goals: development of its southwestern provinces, and competition with Japan in terms of demonstrating leadership in regional economic affairs.
Non-Traditional Security and China-US Relations
Zha Daojiong 경남대학교 극동문제연구소 2021 ASIAN PERSPECTIVE Vol.Special No.-
This essay discusses setbacks to societal level of interactions between the United States and China resulting from the Trump administration’s turn to comprehensive confrontation. Bilateral cooperation in areas like public health, technology trade and development, law enforcement, and trade in food and energy has been severely curtailed. Future efforts to repair damage to bilateral relations will have to begin with these and related areas that indisputably have a direct impact on individual welfare in the two societies.
THE POLITICS OF CHINA-ASEAN ECONOMIC RELATIONS: ASSESSING THE MOVE TOWARD A FREE TRADE AREA
Daojiong Zha 경남대학교 극동문제연구소 2002 ASIAN PERSPECTIVE Vol.26 No.4
This article examines the strategic and diplomatic aspects of China’s decision to form a Free Trade Area (FTA) with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) in November 2001. An FTA represents one significant step forward in China’s economic diplomacy toward ASEAN, considering China’s involvement in other venues of regional economic affairs. An in-depth reading of the policy rationale contained in the Joint ASEAN-China Expert Study Group’s report shows that the FTA decision resulted from a largely diplomatic-political imperative on the part of China. Nonetheless, movement toward an FTA came about after studious Chinese efforts over a decade to win over ASEAN’s trust. In proposing the FTA, China pursues two strategic goals: development of its southwestern provinces, and competition with Japan in terms of demonstrating leadership in regional economic affairs.