Pakistan-India Trade / South Asian Free Trade / World Bank Policy / The Kyoto Economic Review / The ASEAN Free Trade / ASEAN Trade / South Asian Preferential Trade / /
Continent
Europe / Asia / North America / /
Country
Nepal / Myanmar / Cambodia / South Africa / Thailand / Japan / Pakistan / Australia / North Korea / Korea / Philippines / China / India / Taiwan / Bangladesh / Laos / New Zealand / Brunei / Sri Lanka / Indonesia / Malaysia / United States / Vietnam / Singapore / South Korea / /
Facility
Peterson Institute / Institute of Economic Affairs / /
European Centre for International Political Economy / Commonwealth Secretariat / World Trade Organization / OECD / Peterson Institute for International Economics / South Asian Association of Regional Cooperation / FTA / Japanese government / European Union / Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation / South Asian Free Trade Area / Asian Development Bank / Association of Southeast Asian Nations / NAFTA / World Bank / Institute of Economic Affairs / United Nations / London School of Economics / /
Person
Athukorala Hill / Tercan Baysan / Ganeshan Wignaraja / Arvind Panagariya / Nihal Pitigala / Aparna Sawhney / Shinji Takagi / Martha Denisse Pierola / Rajiv Kumar / Hal Hill / Philip Schuler / Kevin Rudd / Masahiro Kawai / C. Fred Bergsten / /
Position
Prime Minister / General / Co-director / /
Product
FTAs / /
ProgrammingLanguage
php / /
PublishedMedium
The Kyoto Economic Review / /
Region
Middle East / north Africa / southeast Asia / Western Europe / north Asia / sub-Saharan Africa / East Africa / east Asia / west Asia / south Asia / Asia Pacific / /
REGIONAL ECONOMIC INTEGRATION IN ASIA: THE TRACK RECORD AND PROSPECTS Razeen Sally1 Regional economic integration in Asia is barely developed compared with North America and Western Europe. Its recent track record is pat