See for example, Aggarwal and Koo (2007) and Pempel (2006).3See Baldwin (1993) on what he terms a “domino effect.”4This emphasis on government-led national strategies no doubt emerges from the relative difficulty of understanding the interplay of key actors in authoritarian states as in the case of China. In other cases, in the area of foreign policy, the view that bureaucratic strong states set policy on their own is a common belief, and provides an additional reason for the dominance of a state-centric approach.5For exceptions, see the work on domestic politics and security regionalism by Solingen (1998, 2005, 2006). On domestic factors and the creation of APEC in Australia, the USA, Japan, and China, see the appropriate chapters in Aggarwal and Morrison (1998). On the role of domestic factors in Japan and its views on APEC, see Krauss (2000, 2004).
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