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What is the primary difference between regionalization and globalization?
What is the primary difference between regionalization and globalization?
- Regionalization is the process of dividing an area into smaller segments, while globalization is the process of unifying the world into a single society. (correct)
- Regionalization is focused on economic systems, while globalization is focused on political systems.
- Regionalization is driven by individual actors, while globalization is driven by collective actors.
- Regionalization is the process of unifying the world, while globalization is the process of dividing an area into smaller segments.
What is the primary driver of regionalization?
What is the primary driver of regionalization?
- The lack of a common sense of identity and purpose among nations.
- The need for countries to compete with each other.
- The creation of institutions that express a particular identity and shape collective action. (correct)
- A desire for global unity and cooperation.
What is the primary goal of regionalization?
What is the primary goal of regionalization?
- To create a global government that regulates all nations.
- To achieve global dominance and supremacy.
- To isolate individual countries from the rest of the world.
- To promote economic cooperation and achieve common goals. (correct)
What is regionalism defined as?
What is regionalism defined as?
What is the outcome of regionalization?
What is the outcome of regionalization?
What is the primary characteristic of regionalization?
What is the primary characteristic of regionalization?
What is the primary reason countries form regional organizations?
What is the primary reason countries form regional organizations?
What is the result of economic interaction between Asian countries?
What is the result of economic interaction between Asian countries?
What is the purpose of regionalization?
What is the purpose of regionalization?
What is the term for the theory or practice of regional systems of administration?
What is the term for the theory or practice of regional systems of administration?
What is the significance of Asia in the global economy?
What is the significance of Asia in the global economy?
What is the goal of Asian regional initiatives?
What is the goal of Asian regional initiatives?
What is the primary goal of regional integration?
What is the primary goal of regional integration?
What does intra-regional trade refer to?
What does intra-regional trade refer to?
When was ASEAN established?
When was ASEAN established?
What is the primary goal of ASEAN?
What is the primary goal of ASEAN?
What is the primary focus of ASEM?
What is the primary focus of ASEM?
What are the principles of ASEM?
What are the principles of ASEM?
What percentage of global GDP do ASEM partners represent?
What percentage of global GDP do ASEM partners represent?
What is the primary purpose of ASEM?
What is the primary purpose of ASEM?
Which of the following countries is NOT a member of ASEM?
Which of the following countries is NOT a member of ASEM?
How many percent of global population do ASEM partners represent?
How many percent of global population do ASEM partners represent?
What is the total number of APEC member countries?
What is the total number of APEC member countries?
Which institution is an institutional partner of ASEM?
Which institution is an institutional partner of ASEM?
What is the primary goal of regional integration agreements?
What is the primary goal of regional integration agreements?
What is a key factor facilitating the integration of Asian regions?
What is a key factor facilitating the integration of Asian regions?
What is a common form of regional integration initiatives?
What is a common form of regional integration initiatives?
What is a benefit of regional integration?
What is a benefit of regional integration?
What type of movement is facilitated by regional integration?
What type of movement is facilitated by regional integration?
What is a common objective of regional integration agreements?
What is a common objective of regional integration agreements?
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Study Notes
Regionalism vs. Globalization
- Regionalization: dividing an area into smaller segments called regions
- Globalization: unifying people of the world into a single society and functioning together
- Regionalism: theory or practice of regional rather than central systems of administration of economic, cultural, or political affiliation
- Regionalization: division of a nation into states or provinces
Factors Leading to Greater Integration of Asian Regions
- Regional integration: process in which neighboring states enter into an agreement to upgrade cooperation through common institutions and rules
- Objective of regional integration: economic, political, or environmental, typically taking the form of political economy initiative
- Regional integration organized via: supranational institutional structures or governmental decision-making or a combination of both
Importance of Asian Regionalism
- Helps sustain regional growth
- Underpins regional stability
- Reduces inequality
- Marshals common response to major challenges
- Sustains global economic progress
ASEAN and ASEM
- ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) established on August 8, 1967, in Bangkok, Thailand
- ASEAN promotes regional peace and stability, enhances regional resilience, and cooperates in all fields based on principles of self-confidence, self-reliance, mutual respect, cooperation, and solidarity
- ASEM (Asia-Europe Meeting) is a unique, informal platform for dialogue and cooperation between Asia and Europe on global challenges
- ASEM aims to promote exchange of ideas, strengthen economic cooperation, and tackle global challenges together
- ASEM partners represent around 65% of global GDP, 60% of global population, 75% of global tourism, and 68% of global trade
Intra-Regional Trade and Economic Integration
- Regional integration focuses on removing barriers to free trade, increasing the free movement of people, labor, goods, and capital across national borders
- Reduces the possibility of regional armed conflict and adopts cohesive regional stances on policy issues such as environment, climate change, and migration
- Intra-regional trade refers to trade which focuses on economic exchange primarily between countries of the same region or economic zone
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