Laura Allison‐reumann
Biographic Data
| ID | 4064476 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Laura Allison‐reumann |
| GIVEN NAMES | Laura |
| FAMILY NAME | Allison‐reumann |
| SIGNATURE | REUMANN L A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Nanyang Technological University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1051-0947 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
After Brexit: Australia’s relations with the EU and the UK
Australia’s relations with the European Union (EU) and the United Kingdom (UK) have progressed significantly since the UK’s decision to leave the EU in 2016. Relations with one have not been privileged over the other, and while there have been intermittent debates framed around a more historical rationale for the pursuance of Australia-UK relations post-Brexit, pragmatism has prevailed over nostalgic decisions thus far. However, as Brexit is far …
EU Narratives of Regionalism Promotion to Asean: A Modest Turn
The promotion of regionalism is a long‐standing aim of EU foreign policy. This article argues that this aim also constitutes a strategic narrative of the EU, although it has not been framed as such thus far. The article assesses the EU's Asia policy using a strategic narrative framework, and relates this to the EU's relations with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). It finds that the EU's promotion of regionalism narrative has cha…
Assessing Australia’s options in the context of Brexit: Engaging with the UK and the European Union
The Brexit vote will fundamentally transform the European Union (EU) and will change how the UK relates to Europe and the rest of the world. What are the implications for Australia at this critical juncture? The UK has been a major player in the Australia–EU relationship, and Australia will now need to recalibrate its approach to both the UK and the EU across a range of policy areas. This article examines the future of Australia–UK and Australia–…
The Norm‐Diffusion Capacity of Asean: Evidence and Challenges
Norms associated with the “ASEAN Way,” namely non‐interference, respect for sovereignty, informality, and consensus, primarily reflect processes of interaction. Yet these processes have rarely been examined from the perspective of ASEAN's attempts at norm diffusion. To date, greater attention has been placed on ASEAN as a norm recipient. This article asks how and to what extent ASEAN is a norm entrepreneur both within the region and beyond. It pr…
The Covenant Connection Reexamined: The Nexus between Religions and Federalism in Asia
The covenant connection thesis forms an important basis from which to understand the religious source of federalism. Yet with its Judeo-Christian roots, to what extent does it apply to Asian countries that have different religious traditions? In this article, we explore whether the covenant connection thesis is relevant to Asian federalism in the context of Muslim-, Hindu-, and Buddhist-majority countries. We find that while the presence or absen…
Integrating Asean in Labor Migration Policy: From Disjointed to Complementary Actor
In addition to global and national labor migration policies, regional‐level strategies can contribute to the protection of Association of Southeast Asian Nations' (ASEAN's) low and unskilled migrant workers. However, there is a need for ASEAN and its partners to work with contextual specificities, including ASEAN's normative framework, conditions within its member‐states, and civil society, while at the same time also complement global initiative…
Assessing Australia’s options in the context of Brexit: Engaging with the UK and the European Union
The Brexit vote will fundamentally transform the European Union (EU) and will change how the UK relates to Europe and the rest of the world. What are the implications for Australia at this critical juncture? The UK has been a major player in the Australia–EU relationship, and Australia will now need to recalibrate its approach to both the UK and the EU across a range of policy areas. This article examines the future of Australia–UK and Australia–…
The Norm‐Diffusion Capacity of Asean: Evidence and Challenges
Norms associated with the “ASEAN Way,” namely non‐interference, respect for sovereignty, informality, and consensus, primarily reflect processes of interaction. Yet these processes have rarely been examined from the perspective of ASEAN's attempts at norm diffusion. To date, greater attention has been placed on ASEAN as a norm recipient. This article asks how and to what extent ASEAN is a norm entrepreneur both within the region and beyond. It pr…
EU Narratives of Regionalism Promotion to Asean: A Modest Turn
The promotion of regionalism is a long‐standing aim of EU foreign policy. This article argues that this aim also constitutes a strategic narrative of the EU, although it has not been framed as such thus far. The article assesses the EU's Asia policy using a strategic narrative framework, and relates this to the EU's relations with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). It finds that the EU's promotion of regionalism narrative has cha…
The Norm‐Diffusion Capacity of Asean: Evidence and Challenges
Norms associated with the “ASEAN Way,” namely non‐interference, respect for sovereignty, informality, and consensus, primarily reflect processes of interaction. Yet these processes have rarely been examined from the perspective of ASEAN's attempts at norm diffusion. To date, greater attention has been placed on ASEAN as a norm recipient. This article asks how and to what extent ASEAN is a norm entrepreneur both within the region and beyond. It pr…
The Covenant Connection Reexamined: The Nexus between Religions and Federalism in Asia
The covenant connection thesis forms an important basis from which to understand the religious source of federalism. Yet with its Judeo-Christian roots, to what extent does it apply to Asian countries that have different religious traditions? In this article, we explore whether the covenant connection thesis is relevant to Asian federalism in the context of Muslim-, Hindu-, and Buddhist-majority countries. We find that while the presence or absen…
Integrating Asean in Labor Migration Policy: From Disjointed to Complementary Actor
In addition to global and national labor migration policies, regional‐level strategies can contribute to the protection of Association of Southeast Asian Nations' (ASEAN's) low and unskilled migrant workers. However, there is a need for ASEAN and its partners to work with contextual specificities, including ASEAN's normative framework, conditions within its member‐states, and civil society, while at the same time also complement global initiative…
Assessing Australia’s options in the context of Brexit: Engaging with the UK and the European Union
The Brexit vote will fundamentally transform the European Union (EU) and will change how the UK relates to Europe and the rest of the world. What are the implications for Australia at this critical juncture? The UK has been a major player in the Australia–EU relationship, and Australia will now need to recalibrate its approach to both the UK and the EU across a range of policy areas. This article examines the future of Australia–UK and Australia–…
After Brexit: Australia’s relations with the EU and the UK
Australia’s relations with the European Union (EU) and the United Kingdom (UK) have progressed significantly since the UK’s decision to leave the EU in 2016. Relations with one have not been privileged over the other, and while there have been intermittent debates framed around a more historical rationale for the pursuance of Australia-UK relations post-Brexit, pragmatism has prevailed over nostalgic decisions thus far. However, as Brexit is far …
EU Narratives of Regionalism Promotion to Asean: A Modest Turn
The promotion of regionalism is a long‐standing aim of EU foreign policy. This article argues that this aim also constitutes a strategic narrative of the EU, although it has not been framed as such thus far. The article assesses the EU's Asia policy using a strategic narrative framework, and relates this to the EU's relations with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). It finds that the EU's promotion of regionalism narrative has cha…
Law (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · International trade (4 works) · Political economy (4 works) · Context (archaeology (3 works) · European union (3 works) · Asian Geopolitics and Ethnography (2 works)