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Eastphalia and Asian Regionalism


Tom Ginsburg


University of Chicago Law School

December 20, 2010

UC Davis Law Review, Vol. 44, 2011
Center on Law and Globalization Research Paper No. 11-01

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This symposium paper examines the future of Asian regionalism in light of European experience. It suggests that the trajectory of regional organization in Asia will be profoundly different. Whereas law played a major role in European Union integration, it has not played much of a role in Asia. Rather integration is driven by an economic logic. There are profound barriers to deep legal integration in Asia, including different conceptions of the role of law, continuing tensions among core economies, and a traditionalist, sovereignty guarding approach to international law. The latter is characterized as Eastphalian.

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Date posted: September 9, 2011  

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Ginsburg, Tom, Eastphalia and Asian Regionalism (December 20, 2010). Center on Law and Globalization Research Paper No. 11-01; Center on Law and Globalization Research Paper No. 11-01. Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=1923765

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