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The member nations of ASEAN, along with China, Japan, and South Korea, launched a
multilateral
arrangement of currency swaps, the Chiang Mai Initiative, which pooled members’ foreign-exchange reserves in order to help crisis-hit countries suffering liquidity crunches.
Finally, there have been
multilateral
security dialogues – the ASEAN Regional Forum and now the East Asia Summit the most prominent among them – designed to be vehicles for confidence building, and conflict prevention and management.
More varied perspectives could enrich
multilateral
processes and generate more comprehensive solutions to global problems.
Strong, effective, and inclusive
multilateral
institutions can play a vital role in combating this instability and fostering cooperation.
Furthermore, Russia and China are pushing back against traditional Western dominance in
multilateral
institutions.
While there were some singular bilateral accomplishments, such as the adoption of the US-India civil nuclear energy deal, the US has been perceived to be less effective in dealing with the region’s burgeoning
multilateral
frameworks.
British Prime Minister Gordon Brown has begun to talk about a Bretton Woods II that would give a bigger voice to Asia in the world’s great
multilateral
financial and economic institutions, and French President Nicolas Sarkozy has asked that China help the West during these difficult times.
Indonesia has also proposed an ASEAN Peacekeeping Centers Network and a Regional Peacekeeping Force – institutions that the region urgently needs and that, despite the difficulty of
multilateral
security cooperation, are within ASEAN’s capacity to establish.
The US trade deficit is a
multilateral
imbalance with many countries – 102 in all – not a bilateral problem with China.
And that leads to America’s
multilateral
trade imbalance.
Whatever the truth behind Chen’s fall, and despite the widening corruption probe of other senior government officials, data and evidence recently released by the government and
multilateral
institutions suggest that the authorities are fighting a rearguard battle against a rising tide of graft.
The climate-change talks and Iranian proliferation are other examples of Europe acting constructively in a
multilateral
way.
I am the first to admit that the US under President George W. Bush has not covered itself with
multilateral
glory in recent years.
It is also why it is mistaken to speak of a formal G-2 with China, rather than
multilateral
cooperation.
Some of these factors, rather than just the actions taken by governments and
multilateral
organizations, plausibly played a role in the current economic improvement.
To be sure, governments and
multilateral
institutions made some reasonable attempts to restore confidence.
Multilateral
financial institutions influence much of macroeconomic policy in many countries.
The Too-Quiet AmericanNEW YORK – It is now apparent that the United States is the main culprit in preventing the ten-year-old
multilateral
trade negotiations known as the Doha Round from being closed this year.
She should call on China and others to join this
multilateral
effort.
The long-standing Doha Round of
multilateral
trade negotiations seems to have been put on indefinite hold.
Meanwhile, the Doha Development Round risks becoming the first post-war
multilateral
trade negotiation to fail.
With the Europeans, simultaneous pursuit of an “enhanced transatlantic market” would make a new US-EU Doha initiative on agriculture more attractive to both sides, as it would aim at reducing additional barriers to transatlantic trade that are not covered in the
multilateral
round.
The “liberal” view of international relations recommends three ingredients: political democratization, deeper economic interdependence, and viable institutions through which East Asia’s states can conduct their affairs in a
multilateral
way.
The Global Fund is by far the largest
multilateral
source of financing for efforts to fight AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria; but just like the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization (now known as Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance), it is part of a global architecture, and relies on a range of partners to deliver aid effectively.
But few people – whether ordinary citizens or internationally oriented economists – recognize that our seemingly weak and ineffectual
multilateral
institutions are the world’s best hope for managing and democratizing the global market.
In November, China foiled ASEAN members’ efforts to create a
multilateral
forum and an agreed code of conduct to govern economic and security activity in the South China Sea.
Nor will the West acknowledge Iran’s centrality to any
multilateral
process, for fear of losing negotiating leverage with respect to Iran’s nuclear program.
The
multilateral
surveillance on global imbalances that the Fund launched in 2006 was an interesting step in this direction, but it has lacked commitment by the parties, as well as teeth.
The key is effective multi-stakeholder partnerships that bring together all major players in the development process, including governments, bilateral and
multilateral
development agencies, national and international development finance institutions, the private sector, civil society, and even academia.
The Korean government will strive to ensure that both Koreans and the people of ASEAN are able to lead happy and safe lives, which means cooperating with all ASEAN member states, at both the bilateral and
multilateral
level, to overcome the security challenges that we jointly face.
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