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Regional economic integration between developing countries

The example of South and South-East Asia

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  1. Of. UNCTAD, Arusha-Programme for Collective Solf-Reliance and Framework for Negotiations. Note by the Secretary-General of UNCTAD, TD/236, 28 February 1979. See also: Bremer Ausschuß für Wirtschaftsforschung Auswertung der Dokumentation der fünften Welthandels und Entwicklungskonferenz: Manila 1979 Baden-Baden, 1981, pp. 896 ff

  2. Cf. C. D. Maas: Indien-Nepal-Sri Lanka: Süd-Süd-Beziehungen zwischen Symmetrie und Dependenz, Wiesbaden 1982, especially pp. 112 ff.

  3. Cf. United Nations: Status of Recommendations to Improve the Flow of Nepal's Thira Country Trade, UNCTAD/ESCAP, Katmandu, September 1980.

  4. Cf. A. Kraft: ASEAN—Wirtschaftliche Kooperationsbestrebungen und ihr Realisierungsstand, Forschungs-institut der Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, Bonn 1980, pp. 7 ff.

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  7. Cf. H. C. Rieger: ASEAN Trade Directions: Trends and Prospects, Paper for the Conference on “Economic Development and Political Stability—Alternative Scenarios for the 1980s Berkeley California, 2–4 May 1983, p. 20.

  8. Cf. J. Wong: Regional Cooperation and Industrialization in ASEAN, in: Institute of Developing Economics, New Directions of Asia's Development Strategies, Tokyo, 1980, p. 149.

  9. See also H. C. Rieger, op. cit., ASEAN Trade Directions: Trends and Prospects: Paper for the Conference on “Economic Development and Political Stability—Alternative Scenarios for the 1980s Berkeley California, 2–4 May 1983 pp. 20f.

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  12. This allocation was based on the proposals of a United Nations team of exports: Economic Cooperation among Member Countries of the Association of South-East Asian Nations. Report of a United Nations Team, op. cit., Cf. United Nations: Status of Recommendations to Improve the Flow of Nepal's Third Country Trade, UNCTAD/ESCAP, Katmandu, September 1980. p. 52.

  13. Cf. J. Wong, op. cit., Regional Cooperation and Industrialization in ASEAN, in: Institute of Developing Economics, New Directions of Asia's Development Strategies, Tokyo, 1980, p. 150.

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Wagner, N. Regional economic integration between developing countries. Intereconomics 18, 270–277 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02928230

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