The case study aims to look at other models of regionalism that exist in other parts of the world that may help Southeast Asian civil society explore the potentials of regionalism in advancing the interests of the people, particularly the interests of the poor that comprise the overwhelming majority of region’s population.
It aims to propose a kind of regionalism – in the economic, political and social spheres – that Southeast Asia may undertake which promotes development for the poorer sectors of society – namely, the small-scale men and women producers, ? shers, indigenous peoples and workers based on a good understanding of lessons learned from regional integration processes and experiences on regionalism in other parts of the world.
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