Suchergebnisse

The Cambodia Forum -- Contents -- Foreword -- Acknowledgements -- Keynote address: forging closer bilateral relations between Cambodia and Singapore -- Luncheon address: governance and its implication for Cambodia -- Panel I: Economic Strategy -- Panel II: Investment and business policy -- Panel III: Human resources for economic growth and sustainable growth -- Panel IV: Energy and environment -- The Cambodia forum 2010programme -- The Cambodia forum 2010speakers & Panellists.

Keat Chhon: Flexible engagement vs. non-interference. Cambodia's official position. - S. 11-16. Ali, M.: Reaffirming ASEAN's Foundations. A view of Singapore. - S. 17-20. Hofmann, N. von: The importance of regional groupings in a globalizing world. - S. 21-31. Rajaretnam, M.: Principles in Crisis. - S. 33-50. Kao Kim Hourn: Flexible engagement vs. non-interference. ASEAN and Cambodia. - S. 51-80. Hang Chuon Naron: The Asian economic crisis. - S. 81-93. Bunn Nagara: Shifting the terms of engagement. An ASEAN view of Cambodia. - S. 95-108. Tan Nady: Cambodia in ASEAN. - S. 109-113

Samdech K. P.: Development and peace. - S.11-18. Keat C.: Development and peace. - S.19-25. Rajaretnam, M.: Regional cooperation and development. - S.26-36. Dao H. N.: Reconciliation and development: the experiences of Vietnam. - S.37-44. Jawhar bin Hassan, M.: Reconciliation and development: the Malaysian experiences. - S.45-60. Sucharithanarugse, W.: Political reconciliation and development: the Thai experiences. - S.61-87. Djiwandono, J. S.: Regional cooperation and development: politico-security aspects of ASEAN experience. - S.88-108. Romero, S. E.: Reconciliation for development: the Philippine experience. - S.109-147