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ASEAN and environmental governance: Rethinking networked regionalism in Southeast Asia

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Elliott, Lorraine

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This contribution is based on a set of reflections presented at the REGov Workshop. These reflections were offered as part of a panel discussion around the topic "Environmental regionalization, democracy, and civil society." Additional presentations provided in the context of this panel discussion include those of Andreas Klinke, Swiss Federal Institute of Aquatic Science and Technology (this volume), and Nicolas Evrard, European Association of Elected Representatives from Mountain Areas (this volume). Webcasts of all presentations are available at http://www.reg-observatory.org/outputs.html.

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Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences

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2037-12-31