Indonesia, Australia and ASEAN

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Renshaw, Catherine. (2018). Indonesia, Australia and ASEAN. In In T. Lindsey and D. McRae (Ed.). Strangers Next Door?: Indonesia and Australia in the Asian Century pp. 169 - 192 Hart Publishing. https://doi.org/10.5040/9781509918195.ch-010
AuthorsRenshaw, Catherine
EditorsT. Lindsey and D. McRae
Abstract

[Extract] Indonesia’s relationship with Australia takes place in a broader regional context that is complex and shifting. This context, which includes the increasing power and assertiveness of China, India’s ‘Look East’ policy, and the pervasive but inconstant influence of the US, profoundly affects the nature and strength of bilateral relations between Indonesia and Australia. In several respects, Indonesia and Australia share the same regional vision for Asia: a concert of powers in which the interests of very powerful states are constrained by mutual tolerance, respect, accommodation and compromise. The two countries do not, however, necessarily share the same understanding of how best to realise this vision.

KeywordsConstitutional and Administrative Law (Law); Law; Asian Law (Law); Comparative Law (Law)
Page range169 - 192
Year2018
Book titleStrangers Next Door?: Indonesia and Australia in the Asian Century
PublisherHart Publishing
Place of publicationOxford, United Kingdom
ISBN9781509918164
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)https://doi.org/10.5040/9781509918195.ch-010
Research GroupThomas More Law School
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