Is ASEAN moving toward a community too slowly?
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Veeramalla Anjaiah
The Jakarta Post
Singapore/Jakarta |
Mon, August 8 2011
| 09:42 am

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As the 600 million people in Southeast Asia celebrate ASEAN Day today, some scholars question whether the 10-member grouping is traveling on a bullet train or a horse-drawn cart.
The answer to this question is perhaps both.
Yes, ASEAN is on a bullet train in terms of setting ambitious agenda, signing agreements and initiating action plans and new regulations to achieve its goal of cr...
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