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The role of education and culture in contemporary international relations. A challenge for the Asia Europe Meeting (ASEM)

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    Michael Reiterer

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This article is an updated version of the keynote address given at the ASEM Symposium on Educational Exchange (Tskuba/Japan; November 2003) and draws partly on Michael Reiterer. Asia-Europe: Do They Meet? Reflections on the Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM). Singapore, 2002: World Scientific/ASEF; especially pp.231–251. The author expresses his own views which should not be attributed to the European Commission

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Reiterer, M. The role of education and culture in contemporary international relations. A challenge for the Asia Europe Meeting (ASEM). Asia Europe Journal 2, 365–371 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10308-004-0100-1

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