Donald E. Weatherbee is Russell Distinguished Professor Emeritus at the University of South Carolina.

The narrative is crisply written. . . . [T]he study is solid and the material is up-to-date on the issues of human rights and environment; it ends strongly with brief but important descriptions and analysis of the question of where ASEAN fits into the world international order and the issues of terrorism. . . . Highly recommended.

• Chapter 1: Introduction: The What and Why of Southeast AsiaChapter 2: The International Actors in Southeast AsiaChapter 3: The Cold War in Southeast AsiaChapter 4: ASEAN and Regionalism in Southeast AsiaChapter 5: Conflict and Conflict Resolution in Southeast AsiaChapter 6: Transnational Violence and Crime in Southeast AsiaChapter 7: Southeast Asia in the Regional and International EconomiesChapter 8: Human Security in Southeast Asia's International RelationsChapter 9: Environmental Issues in International Relations in Southeast AsiaChapter 10: Conclusion: Nation-States, ASEAN, and Autonomy

Donald E. Weatherbee is Russell Distinguished Professor Emeritus at the University of South Carolina.

The narrative is crisply written. . . . [T]he study is solid and the material is up-to-date on the issues of human rights and environment; it ends strongly with brief but important descriptions and analysis of the question of where ASEAN fits into the world international order and the issues of terrorism. . . . Highly recommended.

• Chapter 1: Introduction: The What and Why of Southeast AsiaChapter 2: The International Actors in Southeast AsiaChapter 3: The Cold War in Southeast AsiaChapter 4: ASEAN and Regionalism in Southeast AsiaChapter 5: Conflict and Conflict Resolution in Southeast AsiaChapter 6: Transnational Violence and Crime in Southeast AsiaChapter 7: Southeast Asia in the Regional and International EconomiesChapter 8: Human Security in Southeast Asia's International RelationsChapter 9: Environmental Issues in International Relations in Southeast AsiaChapter 10: Conclusion: Nation-States, ASEAN, and Autonomy

Donald E. Weatherbee is Russell Distinguished Professor Emeritus at the University of South Carolina.

The narrative is crisply written. . . . [T]he study is solid and the material is up-to-date on the issues of human rights and environment; it ends strongly with brief but important descriptions and analysis of the question of where ASEAN fits into the world international order and the issues of terrorism. . . . Highly recommended.

• Chapter 1: Introduction: The What and Why of Southeast AsiaChapter 2: The International Actors in Southeast AsiaChapter 3: The Cold War in Southeast AsiaChapter 4: ASEAN and Regionalism in Southeast AsiaChapter 5: Conflict and Conflict Resolution in Southeast AsiaChapter 6: Transnational Violence and Crime in Southeast AsiaChapter 7: Southeast Asia in the Regional and International EconomiesChapter 8: Human Security in Southeast Asia's International RelationsChapter 9: Environmental Issues in International Relations in Southeast AsiaChapter 10: Conclusion: Nation-States, ASEAN, and Autonomy