EU-ASEAN Relations in the 21st Century / Studies in the Political Economy of Public Policy (PDF)

KARIMA ABIDAT holds a Masters Degree in European studies from the Université de Provence, France
JAN WILLEM BLANKERT Special Adviser for the relationship of the EU with ASEAN in the EU Delegation in Jakarta, Indonesia
NATALIA CHABAN Deputy Director at the National Centre for Research on Europe, University of Canterbury, New Zealand
MARSHALL CLARK Senior Lecturer at ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences, Australia
NAILA MAIER-KNAPP Visiting Fellow at the Griffith Asia Institute in Australia
WILLIAM KUCERA Research Analyst at the Institute of Defence and Strategic Studies, S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
DANIEL NOVOTNÝ Director of the 'Global Europe' think-tank (www.global-europe.org), Editor of 'EU External Affairs Review' and also Adjunct Fellow at the Monash European and EU Centre
XAVIER NUTTIN Senior Asia Analyst in the Policy Unit of the Directorate General for External Relations of the European Parliament since 2005
ONG KENG YONG currently Singapore's High Commissioner to Malaysia
JULIET PIETSCH Senior Lecturer at the School of Politics and International Relations, Australian National University, Australia
CLARA PORTELA Assistant Professor of Political Science at Singapore Management University, Singapore
RACHMINAWATI Junior Lecturer at International Law Department, Faculty of Law Padjadjaran University, Bandung, Indonesia
LAI SUET-YI PhD candidate at the NCRE, University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand
ANNA SYNGELLAKIS Jean Monnet Principal Lecturer in European Studies, School of Languages and Area Studies, University of Portsmouth, UK
DAVID TREISMAN Adjunct Research Fellow of Monash University and affiliated with the Monash Asia Institute, Australia
DOUGLAS WEBBER Professor at INSEAD, France
PASCALINE WINAND Professor and Director of the Monash European and EU Centre at Monash University, Australia

“This text has the ambitious task of attempting toconsider EU-ASEAN relations in a wholesome fashion. As a taster, it provides anexcellent insight into the challenges and dynamics within the EU-ASEANrelationship … . There is opportunity to develop the ideas presented in thisbook, thereby providing a useful springboard for further discussions.” (HelenTung, Journal of Common Market Studies, Vol. 53 (2), 2015) 

"This book is a welcome contribution to the study of EU ASEAN relations for two reasons: first, it goes beyond inter-regionalism as a rather tight analytical framework that has neither developed nor evolved markedly in recent years and thus tends to limit the scope of investigation. Second, the authors add some innovative and original aspects to the debate." - Journal of Current Southeast Asian Affairs