บทความวิชาการเกี่ยวกับอาเซียนจากวารสาร The Pacific Review (2010-2015)

Soraphong มิถุนายน 19, 2015

บทความวิชาการเกี่ยวกับอาเซียนจากวารสาร
The Pacific Review, University of Warwick (2010-2015)

Volume	Articles	Authors
Volume 28, Issue 2 – 2015	Balance of relationship: the essence of Myanmar’s China policy	Chiung-Chiu Huang
Volume 28, Issue 2 – 2015	Great powers, ASEAN, and security: reason for optimism?	Catherine Jones
Volume 28, Issue 3 – 2015	Who brought down the dictator? A critical reassessment of so-called ‘People power’ revolutions in the Philippines and Indonesia	Yuki Fukuoka
Volume 28, Issue 4 – 2015	Beyond religious affinity: Malaysia’s relations with countries in the Arab Gulf	Mohd Fauzi Abu-Hussin, Mohd Afandi Salleh & Badlihisham Mohd Nasir
	The challenges of economic integration: the case of shipping in ASEAN countries	Jose L. Tongzon & Sang-Yoon Lee
	Global norms in domestic politics: environmental norm contestation in Cambodia’s hydropower sector	Oliver Hensengerth
	Norm subsidiarity and institutional cooperation: explaining the straits of Malacca anti-piracy regime	Terence Lee & Kevin McGahan
	Co-chairing international negotiations: the case of the Chiang Mai initiative multilateralization	Kaewkamol Pitakdumrongkit
Volume 28, Issue 5 – 2015	Hedging in search of a new age of non-alignment: Myanmar between China and the USA	Antonio Fiori & Andrea Passeri
Volume 28, Issue 5 – 2015	Neither left-out nor pushed-over: anxious ASEAN and its 4C practices	Ki-Hyun Bae
Volume 27, Issue 1 – 2014	Leveraging trade opportunities with non-traditional partners: the Malaysia–GCC perspective	Evelyn Shyamala Devadason, Ahmad Zubaidi Baharumshah & Thirunaukarasu Subramaniam
Volume 27, Issue 2 – 2014	From shouting to counting: civil society and good governance reform in Cambodia	David J. Norman
Volume 27, Issue 2 – 2014	ASEAN and civil society activities in ‘created spaces’: the limits of liberty	Kelly Gerard
Volume 27, Issue 3 – 2014	Avian influenza, ‘viral sovereignty’, and the politics of health security in Indonesia	Shahar Hameiri
	Democratization, regional integration, and human rights: the case of the ASEAN intergovernmental commission on human rights	Yongwook Ryu & Maria Ortuoste
	Transgressiveness, civil society and Internet control in Southeast Asia	Liu Yangyue
Volume 27, Issue 4 – 2014	ASEAN’s leadership in East Asian region-building: strength in weakness	Richard Stubbs
	Indonesia’s role in ASEAN: A case of incomplete and sectorial leadership	Ralf Emmers
	Understanding ASEAN’s centrality: bases and prospects in an evolving regional architecture	Mely Caballero-Anthony
Volume 27, Issue 5 – 2014	Institutional transformation of ASEAN: ZOPFAN, TAC, and the Bali Concord I in 1968–1976	Kei Koga
Volume 27, Issue 5 – 2014	Norm diffusion and the limits to forestry governance reform in Southeast Asia’s new democracies	Stephen McCarthy
Volume 26, Issue 1 – 2013	The costs of coercion: modern Southeast Asia in comparative perspective	Natasha Hamilton-Hart
Volume 26, Issue 1 – 2013	Malaysia’s conflict with the Philippines and Indonesia over labour migration: economic security, interdependence and conflict trajectories	Helen E. S. Nesadurai
Volume 26, Issue 2 – 2013	Challenging hydropower development in Myanmar (Burma): cross-border activism under a regime in transition	Adam Simpson
Volume 26, Issue 3 – 2013	A harmonized Southeast Asia? Explanatory typologies of ASEAN countries’ strategies to the rise of China	Ian Tsung-Yen Chen & Alan Hao Yang
Volume 26, Issue 4 – 2013	Bridging between Myanmar and international society – Japan’s self-identity and kakehashi policy	Lindsay Black
	Chinese and Japanese investment in Southeast and South Asia: case studies of the electronics and automobile industries	Eric Harwit
	Explaining the Vientiane Action Programme: ASEAN and the institutionalisation of human rights	Mathew Davies
	‘A living document’: promises of the ASEAN Charter	Katja Freistein
Volume 26, Issue 5 – 2013	Rice security in Southeast Asia: beggar thy neighbor or cooperation?	Amy Freedman
Volume 26, Issue 5 – 2013	Supermarkets, iron buffalos and agrarian myths: exploring the drivers and impediments to food systems modernisation in Southeast Asia	J. Jackson Ewing
	Going out: China’s food security from Southeast Asia	Nicholas Thomas
Volume 25, Issue 1 – 2012	Thailand and the Responsibility to Protect	Keokam Kraisoraphong
	RtoP by increments: the AICHR and localizing the Responsibility to Protect in Southeast Asia	Herman Kraft
	Indonesia and the Responsibility to Protect	Lina Alexandra
	The Responsibility to Protect Norm in Southeast Asia: Framing, Resistance and the Localization Myth	David Capie
	The Responsibility to Protect in Southeast Asia: opening up spaces for advancing human security	Mely Caballero-Anthony
	The ASEAN political and security community (APSC): opportunities and constraints for the R2P in Southeast Asia	Rizal Sukma
Volume 25, Issue 2 – 2012	Bridging the gap: an ‘English School’ perspective on ASEAN and regional civil society	Linda Quayle
Volume 25, Issue 3 – 2012	Malaysia’s March 2008 general election: understanding the new media factor	Joseph Chinyong Liow
Volume 25, Issue 4 – 2012	Southeast Asia and conflict prevention. Is ASEAN running out of steam?	Professor Timo Kivimäki
Volume 25, Issue 4 – 2012	Recognizing regions: ASEAN’s struggle for recognition	Bernard Ong
Volume 24, Issue 1 – 2011	Decentralization and the promise of indigenous peoples’ empowerment: the case of the World Bank in Cambodia	Stefan Ehrentraut
Volume 24, Issue 1 – 2011	De-romanticising the local, de-mystifying the international: hybridity in Timor Leste and the Solomon Islands	Oliver P. Richmond
Volume 24, Issue 2 – 2011	The responsibility to protect in Southeast Asia: between non-interference and sovereignty as responsibility	Alex J. Bellamy & Catherine Drummond
	Beyond faith and identity: mobilizing Islamic youth in a democratic Indonesia	Kikue Hamayotsu
	From guardians to democrats? Attempts to explain change and continuity in the civil–military relations of post-authoritarian Indonesia, Thailand and the Philippines	Felix Heiduk
Volume 24, Issue 4 – 2011	Diffusion, transmutation, and regulatory regime in socialist market economies: telecoms reform in China and Vietnam	Yukyung Yeo & Martin Painter
	What is the ‘Abu Sayyaf’? How labels shape reality	Eduardo F. Ugarte & Mark Macdonald Turner
	Authoritarianism and humanitarian aid: regime stability and external relief in China and Myanmar	Wooyeal Paik
	Approaching Islam and politics from political economy: a comparative study of Indonesia and Malaysia	Vedi R. Hadiz & Khoo Boo Teik
	Threat construction in the Bush administration’s post-9/11 foreign policy: (critical) security implications for Southeast Asia	Jennifer Mustapha
Volume 24, Issue 5 – 2011	The gender politics of economic competitiveness in Malaysia’s transition to a knowledge economy	Juanita Elias
	Old cultures and new possibilities: Marege’–Makassar diplomacy in Southeast Asia	Morgan Brigg
	From national development to economic diplomacy? Governing Singapore’s sovereign wealth funds	Henry Wai-chung Yeung
Volume 23, Issue 1 – 2010	The politics of corporate social responsibility in Indonesia	Andrew Rosser & Donni Edwin
	The origins of ASEAN+6 and Japan’s initiatives: China’s rise and the agent–structure analysis	Takashi Terada
	Political space in Vietnam: a view from the ‘rice-roots’	Andrew Wells-Dang
	China’s role in the pursuit of security by Myanmar’s State Peace and Development Council: boon and bane?	Jürgen Haacke
Volume 23, Issue 2 – 2010	The political economy of oil and gas in Southeast Asia: heading towards the natural resource curse?	Benjamin K. Sovacool
Volume 23, Issue 4 – 2010	ASEAN’s unchanged melody? The theory and practice of ‘non-interference’ in Southeast Asia	Lee Jones
Volume 23, Issue 5 – 2010	Pipelines, crisis and capital: understanding the contested regionalism of Southeast Asia	Toby Carroll & Benjamin Sovacool
Volume 23, Issue 5 – 2010	Judicialization of politics or politicization of the judiciary? Considerations from recent events in Thailand	Björn Dressel