Asia-Pacific Regional Economic Integration: Coopetition vs. Conflict
In the era of economic globalization, promoting regional trade agreements or regional cooperation has become a plausible strategy to attract foreign direct investment and to promote national competitiveness at a global level. Nonetheless, facing the differential national economic interests and the n...
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doaj-1fee712eada041fc8b2600ffaa987abc2020-11-25T00:17:17ZengNational Sun Yat-sen UniversityContemporary Chinese Political Economy and Strategic Relations: An International Journal2410-96812410-96812016-04-0121141171Asia-Pacific Regional Economic Integration: Coopetition vs. ConflictYuJane Chen0Department of International Affairs, Wenzao Ursuline University of LanguagesIn the era of economic globalization, promoting regional trade agreements or regional cooperation has become a plausible strategy to attract foreign direct investment and to promote national competitiveness at a global level. Nonetheless, facing the differential national economic interests and the needs of protection of domestic industries, as well as the diverse levels of economic liberalization domestically, the involvement of FTA negotiation in every country is universally in the situation of struggling between securing economic sovereignty and national economic development. Countries in the Asia-Pacific region are in the same situation. This article analyzes how countries balance between securing economic sovereignty and promoting national economic development when they are involved in TPP and RCEP negotiations. By confirming the appropriate linkage between each participating countries’ decision for balancing between domestic economic sovereignty and further integrating into regional economic cooperation institutions the validity of the proposition for this research project can be verified.http://rpb115.nsysu.edu.tw/var/file/131/1131/img/2375/CCPS2(1)-Chen.pdfregional economic integrationTPPRCEPAsia-Pacific regionFTA |
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Asia-Pacific Regional Economic Integration: Coopetition vs. Conflict |
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Asia-Pacific Regional Economic Integration: Coopetition vs. Conflict |
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Asia-Pacific Regional Economic Integration: Coopetition vs. Conflict |
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National Sun Yat-sen University |
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Contemporary Chinese Political Economy and Strategic Relations: An International Journal |
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2410-9681 2410-9681 |
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2016-04-01 |
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In the era of economic globalization, promoting regional trade agreements or regional cooperation has become a plausible strategy to attract foreign direct investment and to promote national competitiveness at a global level. Nonetheless, facing the differential national economic interests and the needs of protection of domestic industries, as well as the diverse levels of economic liberalization domestically, the involvement of FTA negotiation in every country is universally in the situation of struggling between securing economic sovereignty and national economic development. Countries in the Asia-Pacific region are in the same situation. This article analyzes how countries balance between securing economic sovereignty and promoting national economic development when they are involved in TPP and RCEP negotiations. By confirming the appropriate linkage between each participating countries’ decision for balancing between domestic economic sovereignty and further integrating into regional economic cooperation institutions the validity of the proposition for this research project can be verified. |
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regional economic integration TPP RCEP Asia-Pacific region FTA |
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