Asia-Pacific Diplomacy

Nongovernmental Organizations and International Relations

By Lawrence T. Woods
Categories: Political Science, International Relations, Regional & Cultural Studies, Asian Studies
Series: Canada and International Relations
Publisher: UBC Press
Hardcover : 9780774804400, 268 pages, January 1993
Ebook (PDF) : 9780774854665, 268 pages, October 2007

Table of contents

Tables and Figures

Preface and Acknowledgments

Abbreviations

1. Introduction: The Pacific Economic Cooperation Movement

2. INGOs, International Relations, and Diplomacy

3. The Institute of Pacific Relations

4. The Pacific Trade and Development Conference

5. The Pacific Basin Economic Council

6. The Pacific Economic Cooperation Council

7. The PECC Process in Action

8. Conclusion: Asia-Pacific Diplomacy, INGOs, and Regional Economic
Cooperation

Appendices

Notes

Bibliography

Index

This book makes an important contribution to the study of international
political and economic institutions, arguing that as the regional
cooperation movement expands at the governmental level.

Description

The emergence of Asia-Pacific regionalism, as witnessed by the
increasing influence of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum and
the annual ASEAN Post-Ministerial Conference, highlights one of the
major trends in late twentieth-century geopolitics and international
relations.

Reviews

Well researched and well documented, this book is a must for those engaged in Pacific-Asia business, whether governmental or nongovernmental.

- F. Quei Quo

Lawrence Woods has written a valuable book, one that contributes significantly to our understanding of nongovernmental participation in international efforts to achieve regional economic cooperation across the Pacific.

- Martin Rudner

This book will prove invaluable for those seeking a fuller understanding of the significant actors promoting regional cooperation in the Pacific Rim. Undoubtedly, the Pacific Northwest will continue to play a key role in what is fast becoming a dominant region of the world.

- Mary Hanneman