Southeast Asia’s Developing Divide
Southeast Asia’s Developing Divide
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东南亚的发展鸿沟
DOI：
10.1007/978-981-10-3171-7_5
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发表时间：
2018
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通讯作者：
Malcolm Cook
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作者：
Malcolm Cook
Stark asymmetries in power between China and any Southeast Asian state and the larger number of states in Southeast Asia mean that the nature of divides is more complex and dynamic than in the north of East Asia. Hopes that Southeast Asian states, through ASEAN, could effectively manage major power relations in a way that maximizes their autonomy and that China-Southeast Asia relations were on a more cooperative path have been dashed. What dominates is dark talk of parallels between the present regional security situation and the start of World War II in Europe and of US-China strategic rivalry again dividing Southeast Asia as did the US-USSR rivalry. The Cold War divided Southeast Asia and united ASEAN. Today, relations with China are dividing both.
