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Duan Jin-yuan - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Relationship between the Development of Hinterland and the Regional Cooperation——A Ponder of the Regional Cooperation in Pan-pearl River Delta
Areal Research and Development, 2006Co-Authors: Duan Jin-yuanAbstract:The Regional Cooperation in the Pan-pearl River Delta is not only a new attempt which has the widest geographical extent,the most complex makeup and the most different areas of China but also has well potential and conditions for Cooperation.This paper based on the theories of hinterland and extended this concept in the Regional Cooperation including many provinces,i.e.Guangdong,Hong Kong and Macao make up of the core area of the Pan-pearl River Delta,and the other 8 provinces make up of the wide hinterland.Now the Regional Cooperation has brought the chance to develop together,and the development of the hinterland is more important and necessary.The core area can keep high speed in economic growth by utilizing the advantaged resources of hinterland,meanwhile the hinterland should make full use of the mature market,position advantages,industrial restructuring and abroad relations to speed up their development and narrow the economic disparities among the provinces of the Pan-pearl River Delta area,i.e.by this way the hinterland can keep assort with the core area on development in the future and lay a good foundation for Regional common richness.
Dai Zhong-xian - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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On the Legal Basis of the Pan-Pearl River Delta Regional Cooperation
Journal of Sun Yatsen University, 2007Co-Authors: Dai Zhong-xianAbstract:With regard to the divergence of the law character and legal basis of the pan-Pearl River Delta Regional Cooperation in theory and practice, this paper maintains that the pan-Pearl River Delta Regional Cooperation is in accordance with WTO agreement regulations whether from the perspectives of international law or of the domestic law. It expounds that the pan-Pearl River delta Regional Cooperation enhance CEPA agreement's enforcement, and analyzes the characteristics of and differences between the pan-Pearl River Delta Regional Cooperation and CEPA legal status according to WTO agreement regulations and Chinese Regional Cooperation strategy.
Wang Chang-min - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Regional Cooperation in South Asia:From the Construction of Regional Identity to the Formation of Regionalism
Journal of Nanjing Normal University, 2010Co-Authors: Wang Chang-minAbstract:Since the end of the cold war,the geo-spatial identity has replaced the ideological identity,and Regional Cooperation between different countries has become a key mechanism for their pursuing developments.However,India and Pakistan,the two largest countries in sub-continental Asia,have never got their relations normalized due to the complex historical and geo-political factors,which has greatly impeded the Regional Cooperation in this area.The stable relation between these two countries is indispensable to the Regional Cooperation in sub-continental Asia,which depends on the improvement of institutional construction,the building of mutual confidence and the sense of Regional identity.The Regional Cooperation in sub-continental Asia should be incorporated into the paradigm of cooperative security,which is determined by India's recognition of its identity in this region and the establishment of its initiative to participate in the Regional Cooperation.
Feng Bang-yan - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Regional Cooperation and Resources Optimum Allocation——The Economic Analysis of the Pan-Pearl River Delta Strategy
Journal of Jinan University, 2005Co-Authors: Feng Bang-yanAbstract:Regional Cooperation is a process of market transaction. It makes the resources allocated effectively and enhance the benefits of partners by using the comparative advantages. The transaction cost during Regional Cooperation affects the allocation of resources, the choice of resources allocation system is very important to the Regional Cooperation. Taking the Cooperation among the Pan-Pearl River Delta Area for example, this paper makes a research on the base of Regional Cooperation, transaction cost, resources allocation system and so on.
Michael Haas - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Asian and Pacific Regional Cooperation: Turning Zones of Conflict into Arenas of Peace
2013Co-Authors: Michael HaasAbstract:PART I: THEORIES Theories of Regionalism The Asian Way and the Pacific Way PART II: DYNAMICS Waves of Asian Regional Cooperation Waves of Pacific Regional Cooperation Pivotal Roles in Regional Cooperation PART III: EFFECTIVENESS Creating Arenas of Peace Successful Security Communities
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Waves of Asian Regional Cooperation
Asian and Pacific Regional Cooperation, 2013Co-Authors: Michael HaasAbstract:Over the years, Regional Cooperation in Asia1 has flourished since the first intergovernmental body in the region was established in 1947—the United Nations Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East (ECAFE), known since 1974 as the Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP). Thus far, Asian countries have hosted some 100 non-UN Regional organizations. As the region is so vast, they have tended to be subRegional. 2 They have been formed in waves; that is, an organization has been formed as a model that has been followed by similar organizations. But many waves have ended because of a fundamental flaw in their leadership, so Asian Regional Cooperation has gone through a learning experience. None have developed supranational capabilities, and the confederal approach has not worked within the region.
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Pivotal Roles in Regional Cooperation
Asian and Pacific Regional Cooperation, 2013Co-Authors: Michael HaasAbstract:The history of Regional Cooperation in Asia and the Pacific has largely been one of growth in spurts during the last half of the twentieth century. Few new organizations have emerged during the twenty-first century. From the 1970s, three organizations have consciously tried to manage the proliferation of new institutions, playing pivotal roles—the UN Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific, the Association of South-East Asian Nations, and the Pacific Islands Forum. In the present chapter, turning points are identified in transforming Asia from a zone of conflict into an arena of peace and enabling the Pacific Island peoples to transcend a colonial past by enjoying peaceful and supportive relations with Australia and New Zealand.
