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Internet Resources and Organizations
Asian Development Bank
Economics and Statistics
Database and Development Indicators
Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation Progra
CAREC's goal is to improve living standards and to reduce poverty in
CAREC countries through more efficient and effective regional economic cooperation. To date, the Program has focused on
financing infrastructure projects and improving the region's policy
environment in the priority areas of:
transport
energy
trade policy
trade facilitation
Swedish International Development Council
Discussion of multilateral and bilateral cooperation as well as
a listing of major international organizations doing work in the
area.
European Union
European Union Human Rights Activities
International Monetary Fund
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IMF
Data and Statistics
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Money
regulation and terrorism June 2007
Working together: Improving regulatory cooperation and
information exchange
Increasingly integrated Eurasia: Boosting Central Asian Economic
Cooperation
By Sena Eken
International Peace Academy
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Coping with Crisis, Conflict, and Change:The United Nations
and Evolving Capacities for Managing Global
Crises
An
assessment of critical challenges to human and international
security. A first group of papers provides a horizontal
perspective, examining the intersection of multiple
challenges in specific regions of the world. A second group
takes a vertical approach, providing in-depth analysis of
global challenges relating to organized violence, poverty,
population trends, public health, and climate change, among
other topics.
World Trade Organization
Doha Round
Negotiation, development and implementation of the Doha Round
United Nations
International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights
Status of ratification
International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights
Status of ratification
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Designing a mechanism for multilateral
security cooperation in Northeast Asia.
Peter Van Ness. Working paper (Australian National University. Dept.
of International Relations, Research School of Pacific and Asian
Studies : Online) ; 2008/1.
The East Asia Community and the Role of
External Powers: Ensuring Asian Multilateralism is not Shanghaied.
Malik, Mohan.
Korean Journal of Defense Analysis.
Vol. 29, no.4, 2007, p. 29-50.
A Northeast Asian version of the Helsinki process
Youngho Kim. International Journal on World Peace. New York: Mar
2007. Vol. 24, Iss. 1, p. 19-31 (13 pp.)
India and emerging Asia
Manish K Thakur. Pacific Affairs. Vancouver: Summer 2007. Vol.
80, Iss. 2, p. 389-390 (2 pp.)
Security in Asia
Timo Kivimäki. NIAS Nytt. Copenhagen: Mar 2006. Iss. 1, p. 4 (1
pp.)
America's Bismarckian Asia Policy
Eric Heginbotham, Christopher P Twomey. Current History.
Philadelphia: Sep 2005. Vol. 104, Iss. 683, p. 243-250 (8 pp.)
ASEAN Counterterrorism Cooperation Since 9/11
Jonathan T. Chow. Asian Survey. Berkeley: Mar/Apr 2005. Vol. 45,
Iss. 2, p. 302-321
Open Economies: Toward Security and Prosperity
Robert M Kimmitt. Harvard International Review. Cambridge: Fall
2007. Vol. 29, Iss. 3, p. 74-77 (4 pp.)
Japan's security policy and the ASEAN regional forum: The Search for
Multilateral Security in the Asia-Pacific
Thomas S Wilkins. Pacific Affairs. Vancouver: Summer 2007. Vol.
80, Iss. 2, p. 367-369 (3 pp.)
India and Southeast Asia in the Age of Terror: Building Partnerships
for Peace
Arabinda Acharya. Contemporary Southeast Asia. Singapore: Aug
2006. Vol. 28, Iss. 2, p. 297-321 (25 pp.)
Policy Memo: Envisioning a Future Multilateral
Security Mechanism for Northeast Asia: What’s at Stake for the US?
Stanley Foundation. Feb. 12, 2008
As part of its broader
multiyear effort to explore the contours of Asian institution
building, the Stanley Foundation, in collaboration with the
Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation (IGCC), convened a
workshop on February 12, 2008, to explore the way forward for a
future multilateral security and peace mechanism in Northeast Asia
and the near-, medium- and long-term implications for the United
States.
U.S., Japan, and China Conference on
Trilateral Security Cooperation.
Baker, Carl. Issues & Insights Vol. 08 - No. 06 - June 25, 2008
Books
Beyond compliance : China, international organizations, and
global security.
Kent, A. E. (Ann E.)
DS779.27 .K46 2007
Solutions for the world's biggest problems : costs and
benefits.
Lomborg, Bjørn.
HD87 .S64 2007
Reassessing security cooperation in the Asia-Pacific :
competition, congruence, and transformation.
Acharya, Amitav.
JZ5588 .R43 2007
Transforming East Asia : the evolution of regional economic
integration .
Munakata, Naoko
HC460.5 .M86 2006
Forging a world of liberty under law [electronic resource] : U.S.
national security in the 21st century : final paper of the Princeton
Project on National Security
http://www.wws.princeton.edu/ppns/report/FinalReport.pdf
East Asian visions : perspectives on economic development .
Gill, Indermit Singh
HC460.5 .E277 2007
Asian economic cooperation and
integration : progress, prospects, and challenges.
High-Level Conference on Asia's Economic Cooperation and Integration
(2004 : Asian Development Bank).
HC412 .A7438 2005
Reforming international environmental governance : from
institutional limits to innovative solutions .
Chambers, W. Bradnee
GE170 .R436 2005
Who should keep the peace? : providing security for
twenty-first-century peace operations.
Durch, William J.
JZ6374 .D87 2006
China and India : learning from each other : reforms and policies
for sustained growth.
Changing Economic Structures in China and India: Domestic and
Regional Implications.
HC427 .C4225 2006
A handbook of globalisation and environmental policy : national
government interventions in a global arena.
Wijen, Frank.
HC79 .E5 H3184 2005
Theater security cooperation in the U.S. Pacific Command: an
assessment and projection.
Simon, Sheldon W.
DS501.5 .N385 2003 V.14 NO.2
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