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ASEAN Matters Issue 2: The ASEAN Summit: Origins and Evolution
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Commentaries
"Consensus by Accommodation"
by Hoang Thi Ha
"Where the SCS issue is concerned, there is no quick fix or a perfect formula for ASEAN. ASEAN common position on the SCS must be attained by diligently bridging the gap and building consensus among its member states time and again."
"Strategic Imperatives for India and Australia to Conclude RCEP Negotiation in 2018"
by Sanchita Basu Das
"So while ASEAN wants to have an all-inclusive 16 party RCEP, under the circumstances, it might have to explore other alternatives, including a smaller grouping. Prime Minister Lee hinted at this when he stated that there is no guarantee that ‘if there is no RCEP, no smaller groupings will emerge’."
Event Highlights
 Lecture: The Philippines' Chairmanship of ASEAN in 2017
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 Lecture: ASEAN: Next 50
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 Lecture: Indonesia and ASEAN's Changing Dynamics
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 Lecture: The ASEAN Charter at 10: Prospects and Retrospect
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 Lecture: ASEAN-Canada Relations: Anniversaries, Histories and the Future
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 Lecture: The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP): Progress, Challenges and Outlook
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Lecture: ASEAN at 50: Reflections on Its Past, Present and Future
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Lecture: The Philippines’ Priorities for the 2017 ASEAN Chairmanship
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ASEAN Roundtable 2016: The ASEAN Economic Community Towards 2025 [Keynote Speaker: HE LE Luong Minh, Secretary-General, Association of the Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)]
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Lecture: Achieving a Connected and Integrated ASEAN through the Master Plan on ASEAN Connectivity 2025
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Lecture: The Importance of Asia in the EU’s Global Strategy
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Lecture: US-ASEAN Relations on the Eve of the Sunnylands Summit
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