GE 3 SHORT QUIZ 08/04

a group of countries located in the same

geographical area which shares common languages, culture, political, and economic relations

physical proximity and separateness, interdependence, homogeneity

process that draws states and groups together on the basis of their proximity, perhaps because of economic advantages, security, environment and other issues that have region-wide impact

a more pronounced institutional integration process that often accompanies regionalization, which attempt to manage these local integrative processes

Closed Integration, Open integration

Economic Regionalism, political regionalism, security regionalism, socio-cultural regionalism

refers to the formation and strengthening of regional groups, where countries within a specific region come together to collaborate and integrate their economies and policies.

refers to the increasing interconnectedness and interdependence of countries and economies on a global scale

#1 Some countries are large enough and possess sufficient resources to dictate on how they participate in processes of global integration.

#2 Other nations compensate for their small size by taking advantage of their strategic location.

#3 Most countries form regional alliances

Due to economic crisis, To protect their independence, to pool resources, for military defence

It refers to the process of countries in Asia coming together to form cooperative arrangements, agreements, or organizations to address common challenges, promote economic integration, and enhance regional stability and prosperity

The Association of Southeast Asian Nations

Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore,

Thailand, Vietnam