Legal and Institutional Challenges in Establishing an East Asian Regional Organization
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https://doi.org/10.35484/pssr.2024(8-III)44Keywords:
East Asia, Economic Disparities, Institutional Challenges, Legal Pluralism, Political Stability, Regional Integration, Regional Organization, Sovereignty ConcernsAbstract
The establishment of a regional organization in East Asia is a complex endeavor fraught with legal and institutional challenges. This article explores the institutional structures, legal frameworks, historical background, and policy consequences associated with the establishment of this kind of organization. This study draws on a thorough literature assessment to emphasize the political ideologies, long-standing historical tensions, and lack of trust amongst East Asian nations that impede cooperation efforts. Regional integration is made more difficult by legal heterogeneity, concerns about sovereignty, and economic inequality, which calls for creative approaches to institutional design and legal harmonization. While comparative studies of current regional models—like the European Union and ASEAN—provide insightful information, East Asian dynamics call for modifications.
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