L'Europe face à l'Asie, l'Asie face à l'Europe : de la realpolitik à la recherche d'un nouvel universalisme
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1998
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Christian Lechervy, « L'Europe face à l'Asie, l'Asie face à l'Europe : de la realpolitik à la recherche d'un nouvel universalisme », Aséanie, Sciences humaines en Asie du Sud-Est, ID : 10.3406/asean.1998.1568
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From its formal inception in Bangkok, in March 1996, the Asia-Europe Dialogue (ASEM) has been seen by Europeans as a means to reduce the threat of emergence of a block mentality in the two geographical areas. The ASEM dialogue distinguishes itself from other political and economic fora by the high level of its participants. The economic, political and cultural diversity of the ASEM Member States, as well as the constraints imposed by their belonging to two major regional institutional groupings, the European Union and ASEAN, make this dialogue and the creation of common institutions responding to the expectations of all stakeholders even more complex. In addition, ASEAN itself must be strengthened as a model of regional integration in order to effectively support the ASEM process, failing which the stability of Asia could be seriously jeopardized by endogenous factors related to the issue of sustainability of growth and of political handling of economic and political integration.