HANS H. INDORF is President of Asian Affairs Analysts, a Washington, D.C., consultancy, and a contributing editor of Asian Affairs. He has edited, among other books, ASEAN after Twenty Years and Thai-American Relations in Contemporary Affairs. He is the author of ASEAN: Problems and Prospects, Impediments to Regionalism in Southeast Asia, and Strategies for Small State Survival. Dr. Indorf spent many years as visiting professor in Malaysia, Thailand, and Singapore and has returned to the region annually since the early 1960s for research purposes.PATRICK M. MAYERCHAK is Professor of Political Science and Director of the International Studies Program of the Virginia Military Institute. He has written Scholar's Guide to Washington D.C. for Southeast Asian Studies and contributed a chapter to The Armed Forces in Contemporary Asian Societies.

• Introduction Factors of Development The Economics of ASEAN Member States Bilateral Aspects of U.S.-ASEAN Cooperation International Economic Constraints on ASEAN The Role of ASEAN in the Region's Development From Challenges to Policies Bibliography Index

HANS H. INDORF is President of Asian Affairs Analysts, a Washington, D.C., consultancy, and a contributing editor of Asian Affairs. He has edited, among other books, ASEAN after Twenty Years and Thai-American Relations in Contemporary Affairs. He is the author of ASEAN: Problems and Prospects, Impediments to Regionalism in Southeast Asia, and Strategies for Small State Survival. Dr. Indorf spent many years as visiting professor in Malaysia, Thailand, and Singapore and has returned to the region annually since the early 1960s for research purposes.PATRICK M. MAYERCHAK is Professor of Political Science and Director of the International Studies Program of the Virginia Military Institute. He has written Scholar's Guide to Washington D.C. for Southeast Asian Studies and contributed a chapter to The Armed Forces in Contemporary Asian Societies.

• Introduction Factors of Development The Economics of ASEAN Member States Bilateral Aspects of U.S.-ASEAN Cooperation International Economic Constraints on ASEAN The Role of ASEAN in the Region's Development From Challenges to Policies Bibliography Index

HANS H. INDORF is President of Asian Affairs Analysts, a Washington, D.C., consultancy, and a contributing editor of Asian Affairs. He has edited, among other books, ASEAN after Twenty Years and Thai-American Relations in Contemporary Affairs. He is the author of ASEAN: Problems and Prospects, Impediments to Regionalism in Southeast Asia, and Strategies for Small State Survival. Dr. Indorf spent many years as visiting professor in Malaysia, Thailand, and Singapore and has returned to the region annually since the early 1960s for research purposes.PATRICK M. MAYERCHAK is Professor of Political Science and Director of the International Studies Program of the Virginia Military Institute. He has written Scholar's Guide to Washington D.C. for Southeast Asian Studies and contributed a chapter to The Armed Forces in Contemporary Asian Societies.

• Introduction Factors of Development The Economics of ASEAN Member States Bilateral Aspects of U.S.-ASEAN Cooperation International Economic Constraints on ASEAN The Role of ASEAN in the Region's Development From Challenges to Policies Bibliography Index