Abstract
ASEAN has proved an enduring regional architecture, but the Asia-Pacific increasingly faces a series of interrelated political and security challenges for which the organisation may be outmoded. See Seng Tan asks whether ASEAN centrality enhances regionalism or merely rationalises the status quo in which it enjoys pride of place.
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