ASEAN’S PROMISE AND LIMITS: Can It Deliver?
ASEAN—the Association of Southeast Asian Nations—is often described as a success story of regional cooperation. It brings together ten countries with vastly different cultures, economies, and political systems. Yet, when crises like the civil war in Myanmar or the tensions in the South China Sea arise, ASEAN often appears weak, divided, and unable to act decisively. Why is this? And can it do better?
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