Yasumasa Komori
Biographic Data
| ID | 4372812 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yasumasa Komori |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yasumasa |
| FAMILY NAME | Komori |
| SIGNATURE | KOMORI Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | Michigan State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
In Search of Regional Governance in East Asia: Processes and Outcomes
This article employs the concept of 'regional governance' to analyze both the processes and outcomes of the emerging regional institutional arrangements in East Asia. It argues that while ASEAN has played a significant role in creating and sustaining the 'processes' of wider East Asian regional governance efforts, the level of achievement in translating these processes into tangible 'outcomes' remains severely constrained by great power rivalry, …
Evaluating Regional Environmental Governance in Northeast Asia
Since the early 1990s, many regional and subregional environmental frameworks and programs have been created in Northeast Asia. In this article, the author assesses the extent to which these schemes have translated into a higher level of environmental governance. He argues that despite remarkable institutional development, regional environmental governance is at an embryonic stage. Its weakness stems from three factors in particular: (1) the prim…
Asia’s Institutional Creation and Evolution
This article explores the formation and evolution of regional institutions in the Asia-Pacific and East Asia. Employing a historical institutionalist framework, this article argues that both Asia-Pacific and East Asian regional institutions were created at critical junctures, precipitated by extra-regional developments that called the legitimacy of existing institutional mechanisms into serious question. Preexisting institutions greatly shaped th…
Regional Governance in East Asia and the Asia-Pacific
The New Dynamics of East Asian Regional Economy: Japanese and Chinese Strategies in Asia
The Japan‐led flying‐geese pattern of economic development has become obsolete as an accurate description of the pattern of economic relations in East Asia. Meanwhile, the rise of China as the world's production platform has become the most significant factor in transforming the East Asian regional economy. Although the Asian financial crisis served as a major catalyst for the emergence of ASEAN+3, the China factor looms increasingly important in…
Regional Governance in East Asia and the Asia-Pacific
In Search of Regional Governance in East Asia: Processes and Outcomes
This article employs the concept of 'regional governance' to analyze both the processes and outcomes of the emerging regional institutional arrangements in East Asia. It argues that while ASEAN has played a significant role in creating and sustaining the 'processes' of wider East Asian regional governance efforts, the level of achievement in translating these processes into tangible 'outcomes' remains severely constrained by great power rivalry, …
Evaluating Regional Environmental Governance in Northeast Asia
Since the early 1990s, many regional and subregional environmental frameworks and programs have been created in Northeast Asia. In this article, the author assesses the extent to which these schemes have translated into a higher level of environmental governance. He argues that despite remarkable institutional development, regional environmental governance is at an embryonic stage. Its weakness stems from three factors in particular: (1) the prim…
The New Dynamics of East Asian Regional Economy: Japanese and Chinese Strategies in Asia
The Japan‐led flying‐geese pattern of economic development has become obsolete as an accurate description of the pattern of economic relations in East Asia. Meanwhile, the rise of China as the world's production platform has become the most significant factor in transforming the East Asian regional economy. Although the Asian financial crisis served as a major catalyst for the emergence of ASEAN+3, the China factor looms increasingly important in…
The New Dynamics of East Asian Regional Economy: Japanese and Chinese Strategies in Asia
The Japan‐led flying‐geese pattern of economic development has become obsolete as an accurate description of the pattern of economic relations in East Asia. Meanwhile, the rise of China as the world's production platform has become the most significant factor in transforming the East Asian regional economy. Although the Asian financial crisis served as a major catalyst for the emergence of ASEAN+3, the China factor looms increasingly important in…
Asia’s Institutional Creation and Evolution
This article explores the formation and evolution of regional institutions in the Asia-Pacific and East Asia. Employing a historical institutionalist framework, this article argues that both Asia-Pacific and East Asian regional institutions were created at critical junctures, precipitated by extra-regional developments that called the legitimacy of existing institutional mechanisms into serious question. Preexisting institutions greatly shaped th…
Regional Governance in East Asia and the Asia-Pacific
Evaluating Regional Environmental Governance in Northeast Asia
Since the early 1990s, many regional and subregional environmental frameworks and programs have been created in Northeast Asia. In this article, the author assesses the extent to which these schemes have translated into a higher level of environmental governance. He argues that despite remarkable institutional development, regional environmental governance is at an embryonic stage. Its weakness stems from three factors in particular: (1) the prim…
In Search of Regional Governance in East Asia: Processes and Outcomes
This article employs the concept of 'regional governance' to analyze both the processes and outcomes of the emerging regional institutional arrangements in East Asia. It argues that while ASEAN has played a significant role in creating and sustaining the 'processes' of wider East Asian regional governance efforts, the level of achievement in translating these processes into tangible 'outcomes' remains severely constrained by great power rivalry, …
Political science (5 works) · China (4 works) · East Asia (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Corporate governance (3 works) · Development economics (3 works) · Economic geography (3 works) · International Development and Aid (3 works) · Asian Industrial and Economic Development (2 works)