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Papers presented at the Conference on Cooperative Development for Peace and Security in South and Central Asia and National Seminar on "India and Central Asia: Perspectives on Bilateral and Regional Cooperation", held at Centre for Research in Rural and Industrial Development in March 2011 and October 2012 respectively

Introduction : South American cooperation : regional and international challenges in the post-pandemic / Melisa Deciancio and Cintia Quiliconi -- Your regionalism and mine : the United States and South American cooperation in the global pandemic / Thaís Dória and Tom Long --- China's BRI extension to South America : challenges and opportunities for the regional order in the post-pandemic / Juliana Gonzalez Jauregui and Diana Tussie -- Regional and interregional relations between EU and South America : weathering the COVID-19 storm? / Andrea C. Bianculli and Maela Pascullo -- From regional leader to regional antagonist : Bolsonaro's anti-South American stance during COVID-19 pandemic / Feliciano de Sá Guimaraes -- The Venezuelan connection : the crisis of South American regionalism and Western Hemispheric order upheaval / Thomas Legler -- From UNASUR to PROSUR : institutional challenges to consolidate regional cooperation / Detlef Nolte -- Regional cooperation in health : challenges and setbacks in the pandemic / Pía Riggirozzi and Belen Herrero -- South America under the pendulum : bilateralism, intermestic security and the return of old practices / Fredy Rivera Vélez and Renato Rivera Rhon -- The rise and fall of IIRSA and the prospects for regional infrastructure integration in the post-pandemic / Giovanni Agostinis -- Social movements, care crisis and new opportunities for regional cooperation : the regional integration of female domestic paid workers in Latin America / Jorgelina Loza -- Social protests in the Andean region : towards new state forms / Carolina Cepeda Masmela -- Every man for himself! : the regional responses to the Venezuelan exodus during the COVID-19 pandemic / Adriana Montenegro Braz -- Conclusions : re-thinking regional cooperation for the post-pandemic / Melisa Deciancio and Cintia Quiliconi.

Houben, Vincent ; Grossheim, Martin: Introduction and update. Thayer, Carlyle A.: Vietnam's integration into the region and the Asian financial crisis. Le Linh Lan: Vietnam and ASEAN. The road travelled and the road ahead. Amer, Ramses: Vietnam's integration into the Southeast Asian region. Tertrais, Hugues: Capital flow with Vietnam from 1945 to the present time. A historical perspective. Phan Thanh Ha: The Vietnamese economy and the Asian financial crisis. Problems and perspectives. Tran Thi Anh-dao: Intra-Asian trade and its role in amplification of the economic crisis. Bergeret, Pascal: Can regional integration and the economic crisis lead to a shift in the development paradigm in Vietnam?

Die Entwicklung grenzüberschreitender Flüsse wird oft mit Konflikten oder gar Kriegen um Wasser assoziiert. Wie jedoch die Entwicklung im Mekong-Becken zeigt, waren die vergangenen Jahrzehnte nicht nur von Kooperation gezeichnet, sondern Flussbeckenorganisationen konnten außerdem dazu beitragen, weitreichendere Kooperationsstrukturen zu entwickeln, die sich auf andere Politikfelder ausdehnen. Dieser Artikel beschäftigt sich mit dem Beitrag der Mekong River Commission (MRC) und der Greater Mekong Sub-Region (GMS) zur nachhaltigen Entwicklung in der Mekong Region sowie zur Förderung allgemeiner regionaler Kooperation im Festländischen Südostasien. ; The development of international rivers is often perceived as leading to conflicts or even water wars. However, as the development of the Mekong River shows, cooperation has not only prevailed in the last decades, but River Basin Organizations (RBOs), established to mitigate river-related conflicts and/or develop the river basin, have also contributed to the emergence of more general cooperation structures, mainly by creating spill-over eff ects in other issue-areas, bringing cooperation to policy fi elds beyond the river itself. This article assesses the contribution of the Mekong River Commission (MRC) and the Greater Mekong Sub-Region (GMS) to the sustainable development of the Mekong Region as well as to the promotion of regional cooperation in mainland South-East Asia in general.