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Turkey in the Black Sea region : Ankara's reactions to the war in Ukraine against the background of regional dynamics and global confrontation

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External great powers as drivers for regional integration and cooperation : a comparative study on Central Asia and Southeast Asia

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What does ASEAN mean to ASEAN peoples? : (the Philippine case)

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Using a purposive online and paper-based survey and focus group discussions with select target groups, this study makes inferences about the level of awareness of the Filipino people on ASEAN; their perceived problems confronting the Philippines and ASEAN; and their aspirations, concerns, and...

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