Ramses Amer
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 729385 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Ramses Amer |
| PRENOMES | Ramses |
| SOBRENOME | Amer |
| ASSINATURA | AMER R |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Uppsala University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 28 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 35 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 28 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1990 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2015 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
The South China Sea
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Vietnam in 2014
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Vietnam in 2010
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Conflict Management and Dispute Settlement in East Asia
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French Policies towards the Chinese in Vietnam
This study examines the patterns of Chinese migration to and from Vietnam as well as the demographic changes relating to the Chinese residing in the country. It also outlines how the French authorities responded to the arrival of the Chinese and how they treated them. The focus is on the period of French control over the whole of Vietnam from 1883 to 1954. The French authorities did pay considerable attention to the Chinese migration to Vietnam. …
Vietnam in 2009
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The Resolution of the Cambodian Conflict
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Cambodia's Ethnic Vietnamese
Revolution, Reform and Regionalism in Southeast Asia
The Management of Vietnam ́ s Border Disputes
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Assessing Sino‐ Vietnamese Relations through the Management of Contentious Issues
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Vietnamese Foreign Policy in Transition
Conflict management and constructive engagement in Asean's expansion
This article examines the expansion of membership in ASEAN which has occurred during the second half of the 1990s, and identifies the factors behind this process, with particular attention devoted to the efforts aimed at implementing the conflict management mechanisms of ASEAN on a wider regional level. The study takes as its starting point the rapprochement between the original member states of ASEAN and Vietnam and Laos, which began during the …
Towards a Declaration on “Navigational Rights” in the Sea‐lanes of the Asia‐Pacific
Introduction As part of the overall process of implementing confidence-building measures (CBMs) in the Asia-Pacific region much attention has been devoted to maritime security and the need to expand and strengthen inter-state co-operation in that domain. This focus on maritime security recognizes of and other as fundamental principles but has failed to properly define the terms and identify their possible contribution as CBMs in their own right. …
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Expanding Asean's conflict management framework in Southeast Asia
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UN Peacekeeping in Cambodia
Vietnam and Its Neighbours
Vietnam and Its Neighbours
This article deals with the current active border disputes between Vietnam and its neighbours. It discusses Vietnam's position with regard to the conflicts with individual countries, and its overall attitude towards border disputes. Vietnam has active border con flicts with Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines and Thailand. It favours formal negotiations with the goal of resolving these disputes, stressing that they should be han…
The Ethnic Vietnamese in Cambodia
This article deals with the situation of the ethnic Vietnamese in Cambodia, and the attitudes and policies of the Cambodian author ities towards that minority. Patterns of Vietnamese migration to and from Cambodia are studied with the aim of identifying the dynamics behind them. As anti-Vietnamese sentiments have been regularly displayed by the Cambodian elite and in the policies of the Cambodian authorities, the roots and effects of these attitu…
The United Nations' Reactions to Foreign Military Interventions
This study investigates how the United Nations (UN) has reacted to foreign military interventions. The term foreign military intervention is defined and criteria for the selection of cases are formulated, resulting in the selection of seven foreign military interventions: Vietnam in Kampuchea, Tanzania in Uganda, France in the Central African Empire (CAE), the USSR in Afghanistan, the USA and several Caribbean states in Grenada, the USA in Panama…
Sino-Vietnamese Normalization in the Light of the Crisis of the Late 1970s
This study seeks to analyze the process of normalization of relations between China and Vietnam in the late 1980s and early 1990s in the light of the deterioration of relations that took place during the late 1970s. The evolution of the bilateral relation
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The Ethnic Vietnamese in Cambodia
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Sino-Vietnamese Normalization in the Light of the Crisis of the Late 1970s
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Vietnam and Its Neighbours
The United Nations and Kampuchea
Kampuchea's representation in the General Assembly of the United Nations (UN) became an issue in the fall of 1979 because there were two Kampuchean contenders claiming to represent the country of Kampuchea, namely the People's Republic of Kampuchea (PRK) and Democratic Kampuchea (DK), the latter being the ousted Khmer Rouge government. The Credentials Committee, which is elected at each session of the General Assembly to prepare a report advising…
The Resolution of the Cambodian Conflict
This study is an analysis of the explanatory value of I. William Zartman's `ripeness theory' in the resolution of the Cambodian conflict. This is done through the identification and testing of the core concepts in Zartman's theoretical approach to the study of conflict resolution in studies ranging from the late 1980s to the early 2000s. The identified core concepts are `hurting stalemate', `ripe moment' and `ripe for resolution'. The development…
Towards a Declaration on “Navigational Rights” in the Sea‐lanes of the Asia‐Pacific
Vietnam’s Policies and the Ethnic Chinese since 1975
Vietnam and Its Neighbours
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Sino—Vietnamese Relations and Southeast Asian Security
This article analyses the recent normalization of relations between China and Vietnam and discusses the future prospect of their bilateral relationship. The areas of potential bilateral co-operation as well as issues of contention are also outlined. Particular attention is devoted to the regional repercussions of the improvement of relations between the two countries. Generally speaking, better relations between China and Vietnam is a positive ev…
The United Nations and Kampuchea
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Sino—Vietnamese Relations and Southeast Asian Security
This article analyses the recent normalization of relations between China and Vietnam and discusses the future prospect of their bilateral relationship. The areas of potential bilateral co-operation as well as issues of contention are also outlined. Particular attention is devoted to the regional repercussions of the improvement of relations between the two countries. Generally speaking, better relations between China and Vietnam is a positive ev…
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The United Nations ́ Peacekeeping Operation in Cambodia
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The Ethnic Vietnamese in Cambodia
This article deals with the situation of the ethnic Vietnamese in Cambodia, and the attitudes and policies of the Cambodian author ities towards that minority. Patterns of Vietnamese migration to and from Cambodia are studied with the aim of identifying the dynamics behind them. As anti-Vietnamese sentiments have been regularly displayed by the Cambodian elite and in the policies of the Cambodian authorities, the roots and effects of these attitu…
The United Nations' Reactions to Foreign Military Interventions
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This article deals with the current active border disputes between Vietnam and its neighbours. It discusses Vietnam's position with regard to the conflicts with individual countries, and its overall attitude towards border disputes. Vietnam has active border con flicts with Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines and Thailand. It favours formal negotiations with the goal of resolving these disputes, stressing that they should be han…
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UN Peacekeeping in Cambodia
Towards a Declaration on “Navigational Rights” in the Sea‐lanes of the Asia‐Pacific
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Expanding ASEAN's Conflict Management Framework in Southeast Asia: The Border Dispute Dimension
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Assessing Sino‐ Vietnamese Relations through the Management of Contentious Issues
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Cambodia's Ethnic Vietnamese
Revolution, Reform and Regionalism in Southeast Asia
The Resolution of the Cambodian Conflict
This study is an analysis of the explanatory value of I. William Zartman's `ripeness theory' in the resolution of the Cambodian conflict. This is done through the identification and testing of the core concepts in Zartman's theoretical approach to the study of conflict resolution in studies ranging from the late 1980s to the early 2000s. The identified core concepts are `hurting stalemate', `ripe moment' and `ripe for resolution'. The development…
French Policies towards the Chinese in Vietnam
This study examines the patterns of Chinese migration to and from Vietnam as well as the demographic changes relating to the Chinese residing in the country. It also outlines how the French authorities responded to the arrival of the Chinese and how they treated them. The focus is on the period of French control over the whole of Vietnam from 1883 to 1954. The French authorities did pay considerable attention to the Chinese migration to Vietnam. …
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During 2009, Vietnam faced the continued global recession, while its economy started to recover. Domestically, stability prevailed, but the authorities kept a vigilant eye on groups operating outside government-recognized organizations. Vietnam's membership in the U.N. Security Council was a major diplomatic achievement. China remained a major partner and a geostrategic challenge
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