Strengthening of Cooperation Between <scp>R</scp>ussia and <scp>ASEAN</scp>: Rhetoric or Reality?

Martynova, Elena

doi:10.1111/aspp.12117

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“…Bentuk kerjasama energi dan teknologi yang dilakukan oleh Rusia dan beberapa negara di Asia timur (Saneev et al, 2018), memberikan dampak yang positif pada perubahan energi dan teknologi untuk menghadapi tantangan global. Kerjasama Rusia dan Korea Utara yang terjalin banyak memberikan manfaat dalam mengembangkan ekonomi wilayah melalui perdagangan, terbukti di tahun 2013 Rusia memiliki kontribusi perdagangan ke Korea Utara (ASEAN) hanya 1% namun di tahun 2020 volumenya meningkat, (Zakharova, 2016), (Martynova, 2014). Selain itu, bentuk kerjasama ASEAN+3 negara dibidang kerjasama keuangan negara sukses memfasilitasi negara terhindar dari keterpurukan dan pada akhirnya dapat meningkatkan pertumbuhan ekonomi (Park, 2017).…”

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Penguatan Daya Saing Daerah Melalui Kerjasama Teras Utara Sulawesi Indonesia

Olilingo

Arsana

2021

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ABSTRACT North-North Cooperation Agency is a form of inter-regional cooperation body consisting of 4 districts, namely North Gorontalo Regency, Bone Bolango Regency of Gorontalo Province, Buol Regency of Central Sulawesi Province, North Bolaang Mongondow Regency of North Sulawesi Province whose formation was facilitated by Gorontalo State University on September 17, 2014. The purpose of the establishment of north-north cooperation by Gorontalo State University is as the embodiment of the Tri Dharma of Higher Education and wants together with local governments from 4 districts to want this area to become a national strategic area bordering the country so as to form a new economic growth with the target of becoming a food and energy barn in eastern Indonesia. The achievement of these goals must be realized jointly by achieving togetherness for the common welfare. Strengthening the competitiveness of each region is very important to create the competitiveness of the north-north cooperation area that will be built with the commitment of the principle of mutual cooperation, mutual need and mutual strengthening. This paper will illustrate the factual condition of north-north cooperation that will be an important point in developing regional cooperation in the future. Keywords: cooperation, strengthening, competitiveness, national strategic

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Penguatan Daya Saing Daerah Melalui Kerjasama Teras Utara Sulawesi Indonesia

Olilingo

Arsana

2021

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“…Russia does not have a clear Asia, let alone ASEAN, foreign policy [18]. Even the oft-proclaimed Russian 'pivot to Asia' is a misnomer; it is a term that is disputed by the Russians themselves.…”

Section: Prospects For Russia-southeast Asia Relationsmentioning

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The ”other” major power in the region: Russia and Southeast Asia

Huan¹,

Thambipillai²

2019

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In recent years Southeast Asia has seen the intense competition for influence and involvement between two big powers-the United States and China. Another major power, standing on the sides and taking in the rivalry, is Russia, which, in the heady days of the Soviet Union, was also an interested player in the Southeast Asian theatre. Since the 1990s Russia has largely avoided inter-power contestation and has sought to rebuild its multifaceted relationships with member states and regional organizations. While its political-economic ties are relatively small compared to other powers, and its foreign policy does not prioritize the region, it has nevertheless been a consistent partner within the geo-political canvas of the area and a key ally for some SEA states. The paper examines the various linkages between Russia and Southeast Asia and offers an assessment of current and future alignments considering its close ties with the leading Asian power, China. Geo-political setting in Southeast Asia Big powers have had a presence in the region bound by the Indian Ocean and the South China Sea, later to be known as Southeast Asia, since the quest for resources influenced the competitive advance into foreign lands. Asian powers, India and China had begun their foray several centuries before western powers divided up the region into their colonial entities. Czarist Russia did not possess any colonies in the said region and thus was not in the race to conquer and maintain its distant possessions. Links were limited to sailors and whaling ships that sometimes-reached maritime Asia 1. The end of the Second World War saw the emergence of independent Asian states that somewhat altered the political dynamics for some while colonialism remained for others for another decade or so. Post-colonial linkages by the western Big Powers especially the US, UK, and France intensified after the 1950s as they sought to retain influence over their ex-colonies through political, economic and socio-cultural relationships. In addition, another factor in international linkages was ideology communism that provided the opportunity for an inroad into Southeast Asia. Marxism-Leninism from the Soviet Union held its attractions for certain sections of the communities while its variant, Maoism-Leninism from China had other supporters that saw its potential influence in Southeast Asia. For states that were against communism, the encroaching pull from the Soviet Union or from the much nearer Chinese heartland was a major threat to domestic stability 2. Hence the presence of western capitalism and political prowess versus the socialist support Russian foreign policy,

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“…Since the establishment of the Russia‐ASEAN Full Dialogue Partnership, critics have continuously charged that it is not living up to its true potential (Martynova, ; Rangsimaporn, ; Sumsky et al, ). As seen from the Russian perspective, a fundamental reason has been Russia’s failure to coordinate its projects in SEA with ASEAN strategic planning.…”

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Reenergizing the Russia‐ASEAN Relationship: The Eurasian Opportunity

Evgeny¹,

Korolev²

2018

Asian Politics and Policy

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While Russia’s policy in Southeast Asia (SEA) encounters serious deficiencies, in 2016, plans to raise the Russia‐ASEAN relationship to the level of strategic partnership were announced at the top level. The puzzle is how cooperation between Russia and ASEAN in Eurasia can lay the foundation for their strategic partnership. The article gives insights into Russia’s policy in SEA through the prism of ASEAN prospective plans, traces the increase in bilateral cooperation in Eurasia, and assesses the potential of the ASEAN‐SCO‐EAEU format and its implications for Russia’s policy in SEA. The authors argue that the Russia‐ASEAN strategic partnership will be premised upon their cooperation in Greater Eurasia, which will give a strong impetus to Russia’s policy in SEA. The article identifies the reasons behind premising the planned Russia‐ASEAN strategic partnership on Greater Eurasia’s foundation, the obstacles the parties will have to overcome, and the impact of this cooperation upon Russia‐ASEAN connectivity.

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Strengthening of Cooperation Between Russia and ASEAN: Rhetoric or Reality?

Cited by 5 publications

References 13 publications

Penguatan Daya Saing Daerah Melalui Kerjasama Teras Utara Sulawesi Indonesia

Penguatan Daya Saing Daerah Melalui Kerjasama Teras Utara Sulawesi Indonesia

The ”other” major power in the region: Russia and Southeast Asia

Reenergizing the Russia‐ASEAN Relationship: The Eurasian Opportunity

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