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  1. Graduate Institute of International Economics, Geneva, Switzerland

    Richard E. Baldwin (Professor)

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  1. Korea Institute of International Economic Policy, KIEP, Korea

    Choong Yong Ahn

  2. Graduate Institute of International Studies, Geneva, Switzerland

    Richard E. Baldwin

  3. Inha University, Korea

    Inkyo Cheong

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Baldwin, R.E. (2005). Asian Regionalism: Promises and Pitfalls. In: Ahn, C.Y., Baldwin, R.E., Cheong, I. (eds) East Asian Economic Regionalism. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/0-387-24331-3_9

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