Asia and Latin America
Political, Economic and Multilateral Relations
Herausgeber: Dosch, Jörn; Jacob, Olaf
Asia and Latin America
Political, Economic and Multilateral Relations
Herausgeber: Dosch, Jörn; Jacob, Olaf
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This book analyses the economic, political and socio-cultural relations between Asia and Latin America and examines their growing importance in international relations.
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This book analyses the economic, political and socio-cultural relations between Asia and Latin America and examines their growing importance in international relations.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 252
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. April 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 386g
- ISBN-13: 9780415854665
- ISBN-10: 0415854660
- Artikelnr.: 37182529
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 252
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. April 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 386g
- ISBN-13: 9780415854665
- ISBN-10: 0415854660
- Artikelnr.: 37182529
Jörn Dosch is Professor of Asia Pacific Studies and Director of the Department of East Asian Studies at the University of Leeds, UK. He was previously a Fulbright Scholar at the Asia/Pacific Research Center, Stanford University, and a Lecturer at the University of Mainz, Germany. Olaf Jacob works at the Konrad-Adenauer Foundation where he is Director of the Regional Program 'Economic and Social Order in Latin America' in Rio de Janeiro. He is a former professor of Latin American and Asian Economics Studies at the Universidad del Pacífico in Lima, Peru.
1. Introduction: The three-phase Encounter of Two Continents Jörn Dosch
Part I : The Interests and Strategies of States and their Actors 2. Is
China the Avant-Garde of East Asia in Latin America? Manfred Mols 3.
Poaching in the Hegemon's Backyard? Relations between China and Latin
America and the US response Alberto Camarena 4. Japan and Latin America -
can the Koizumi effect last? Caroline Rose 5. Transnational Migration and
Identity - Brazil and Japan Share a Work Force June A. Gordon 6. Vietnam's
Policy towards Latin America after the Cold War Ta Minh Tuan 7. Mexico's
East Asia Strategy Melba E. Falck Reyes and José Luis León-Manríquez 8.
Peru and Chile: The Challenge of playing a determinant role in Multilateral
Pacific Fora Olaf Jacob Part II: Multilateral and Inter-regional Relations
9. Interregionalism Without Regions: IBSA as a Form of Shallow
Multilateralism Jürgen Rüland and Karsten Bechle 10. MERCOSUR's Relations
with East Asian Countries: A Critical Assessment Amalia Stuhldreher 11.
Trade Bilateralism between Latin America and East Asia - Notions on the
interplay with the WTO Howard Loewen 12. Non-Triadic Interregionalism: The
case of FEALAC Gracia Abad 13. Inter-regionalism: A Comparative Analysis of
ASEM and FEALAC Charalambos Tsardanidis
Part I : The Interests and Strategies of States and their Actors 2. Is
China the Avant-Garde of East Asia in Latin America? Manfred Mols 3.
Poaching in the Hegemon's Backyard? Relations between China and Latin
America and the US response Alberto Camarena 4. Japan and Latin America -
can the Koizumi effect last? Caroline Rose 5. Transnational Migration and
Identity - Brazil and Japan Share a Work Force June A. Gordon 6. Vietnam's
Policy towards Latin America after the Cold War Ta Minh Tuan 7. Mexico's
East Asia Strategy Melba E. Falck Reyes and José Luis León-Manríquez 8.
Peru and Chile: The Challenge of playing a determinant role in Multilateral
Pacific Fora Olaf Jacob Part II: Multilateral and Inter-regional Relations
9. Interregionalism Without Regions: IBSA as a Form of Shallow
Multilateralism Jürgen Rüland and Karsten Bechle 10. MERCOSUR's Relations
with East Asian Countries: A Critical Assessment Amalia Stuhldreher 11.
Trade Bilateralism between Latin America and East Asia - Notions on the
interplay with the WTO Howard Loewen 12. Non-Triadic Interregionalism: The
case of FEALAC Gracia Abad 13. Inter-regionalism: A Comparative Analysis of
ASEM and FEALAC Charalambos Tsardanidis
1. Introduction: The three-phase Encounter of Two Continents Jörn Dosch
Part I : The Interests and Strategies of States and their Actors 2. Is
China the Avant-Garde of East Asia in Latin America? Manfred Mols 3.
Poaching in the Hegemon's Backyard? Relations between China and Latin
America and the US response Alberto Camarena 4. Japan and Latin America -
can the Koizumi effect last? Caroline Rose 5. Transnational Migration and
Identity - Brazil and Japan Share a Work Force June A. Gordon 6. Vietnam's
Policy towards Latin America after the Cold War Ta Minh Tuan 7. Mexico's
East Asia Strategy Melba E. Falck Reyes and José Luis León-Manríquez 8.
Peru and Chile: The Challenge of playing a determinant role in Multilateral
Pacific Fora Olaf Jacob Part II: Multilateral and Inter-regional Relations
9. Interregionalism Without Regions: IBSA as a Form of Shallow
Multilateralism Jürgen Rüland and Karsten Bechle 10. MERCOSUR's Relations
with East Asian Countries: A Critical Assessment Amalia Stuhldreher 11.
Trade Bilateralism between Latin America and East Asia - Notions on the
interplay with the WTO Howard Loewen 12. Non-Triadic Interregionalism: The
case of FEALAC Gracia Abad 13. Inter-regionalism: A Comparative Analysis of
ASEM and FEALAC Charalambos Tsardanidis
Part I : The Interests and Strategies of States and their Actors 2. Is
China the Avant-Garde of East Asia in Latin America? Manfred Mols 3.
Poaching in the Hegemon's Backyard? Relations between China and Latin
America and the US response Alberto Camarena 4. Japan and Latin America -
can the Koizumi effect last? Caroline Rose 5. Transnational Migration and
Identity - Brazil and Japan Share a Work Force June A. Gordon 6. Vietnam's
Policy towards Latin America after the Cold War Ta Minh Tuan 7. Mexico's
East Asia Strategy Melba E. Falck Reyes and José Luis León-Manríquez 8.
Peru and Chile: The Challenge of playing a determinant role in Multilateral
Pacific Fora Olaf Jacob Part II: Multilateral and Inter-regional Relations
9. Interregionalism Without Regions: IBSA as a Form of Shallow
Multilateralism Jürgen Rüland and Karsten Bechle 10. MERCOSUR's Relations
with East Asian Countries: A Critical Assessment Amalia Stuhldreher 11.
Trade Bilateralism between Latin America and East Asia - Notions on the
interplay with the WTO Howard Loewen 12. Non-Triadic Interregionalism: The
case of FEALAC Gracia Abad 13. Inter-regionalism: A Comparative Analysis of
ASEM and FEALAC Charalambos Tsardanidis