China: Regional Cooperation and Public Governance in Southeast Asia

Author: Wang Xinsheng
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Research on regional administration and public governance should not be limited to domestic and provincial levels; it can be expanded to issues of transnational cooperation. Since the southern part of China and Southeast Asian countries form a geographical whole, in the context of globalization and regionalization today, strengthening cooperation in the governance of international public issues has become increasingly urgent and important. This book primarily discusses public issues that arise in the cooperation process between China and Southeast Asian countries, which require coordination and resolution from a regional perspective, such as mutually beneficial trade, environmental governance, transnational crime, and the control of infectious diseases, among others. It also covers educational and cultural exchanges, crisis management of territorial disputes, the development and sharing of resources, and the construction of regional security cooperation mechanisms. The creation of this book fully reflects a beneficial attempt to combine the excellent research results of cutting-edge disciplines with the research methods of traditional disciplines.