southeast asia

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could someone more into the literature than i (there seem to be three on 
this thread who are very knoweldgeable) explain/discuss a bit about 
American foreign policy INFLUENCE in the region.

the question of INFLUENCE seems to have rather large implications for 
solvency of many of the harm area concerns listed in the possible 
resolutions.

is there a possibility (and i'm not necessarily advocating it) of 
grouping multiple resolutions together to have one broader question 
available.
US should alter foreign policy concerning one or more of the following: 
democracy human rights regional security trade cultural hegemony towards 
one or more of the following nations: .....brunnei, kampchea, indonesia, 
laos, malaysia, myanmar, phillipines, singapore, thailand, vietnam 
(awkard but i think i'm getting a preliminary idea across)

Dan also suggested a resolution about promoting integration (in my 
ignorance i assume that means to strengthen asean apec etc.) although 
once again i don't know our INFLUENCE here.

is there something unique to confidence building measures in this area 
or will it primarily be a war of CBM backfiles.

definitely a lot to learn in this region.  it would certainly be an 
informtative subject matter.

could someone who knows more about the resolutions suggest a couple of 
main thread case ideas under each topic to get a sense of what kinds of 
debates we'd be discussing.

thanks,
david

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