Baogang He is Professor and Head of Public Policy and Global Affairs at Nanyang Technological University. He is also Chair in International Studies, Deakin University, Australia.

• 01. Acknowledgement 02. Chapter 1: Introduction to the Idea of Regionalism in Asia 03. Chapter 2: Pan-Asian Ideas of Regionalism04. Chapter 3: Chinese Ideas of Regionalism 05. Chapter 4: Australian Ideas of Asia-Pacific Regionalism 06. Chapter 5: The Competing Norms of Regionalism 07. Chapter 6: The Contested Ideas of Regional Governance08. Chapter 7: The Contested Idea of Security Regionalism 09. Chapter 8: Toward Hybrid Regionalism? Pathways and Pitfalls 10. References

'He’s novelty in addressing the Asian regionalism hybrid approaches provides a versatile way of dissecting and analysing the diversity of ideas and values that exist across Asia. The author excels in accommodating the long evolutionary paths of the origins of ideas developed throughout almost a century. It, thus, provides an excellent comprehensive overview of the competing ideas of regionalisms and suggests a blueprint of where we can go from here.'Sohyun Zoe Lee, London School of Economics and Political Science, Journal of Asian Security and International Affairs, Vol. 4, No. 3, 2017

Baogang He is Professor and Head of Public Policy and Global Affairs at Nanyang Technological University. He is also Chair in International Studies, Deakin University, Australia.

• 01. Acknowledgement 02. Chapter 1: Introduction to the Idea of Regionalism in Asia 03. Chapter 2: Pan-Asian Ideas of Regionalism04. Chapter 3: Chinese Ideas of Regionalism 05. Chapter 4: Australian Ideas of Asia-Pacific Regionalism 06. Chapter 5: The Competing Norms of Regionalism 07. Chapter 6: The Contested Ideas of Regional Governance08. Chapter 7: The Contested Idea of Security Regionalism 09. Chapter 8: Toward Hybrid Regionalism? Pathways and Pitfalls 10. References

'He’s novelty in addressing the Asian regionalism hybrid approaches provides a versatile way of dissecting and analysing the diversity of ideas and values that exist across Asia. The author excels in accommodating the long evolutionary paths of the origins of ideas developed throughout almost a century. It, thus, provides an excellent comprehensive overview of the competing ideas of regionalisms and suggests a blueprint of where we can go from here.'Sohyun Zoe Lee, London School of Economics and Political Science, Journal of Asian Security and International Affairs, Vol. 4, No. 3, 2017

Baogang He is Professor and Head of Public Policy and Global Affairs at Nanyang Technological University. He is also Chair in International Studies, Deakin University, Australia.

• 01. Acknowledgement 02. Chapter 1: Introduction to the Idea of Regionalism in Asia 03. Chapter 2: Pan-Asian Ideas of Regionalism04. Chapter 3: Chinese Ideas of Regionalism 05. Chapter 4: Australian Ideas of Asia-Pacific Regionalism 06. Chapter 5: The Competing Norms of Regionalism 07. Chapter 6: The Contested Ideas of Regional Governance08. Chapter 7: The Contested Idea of Security Regionalism 09. Chapter 8: Toward Hybrid Regionalism? Pathways and Pitfalls 10. References

'He’s novelty in addressing the Asian regionalism hybrid approaches provides a versatile way of dissecting and analysing the diversity of ideas and values that exist across Asia. The author excels in accommodating the long evolutionary paths of the origins of ideas developed throughout almost a century. It, thus, provides an excellent comprehensive overview of the competing ideas of regionalisms and suggests a blueprint of where we can go from here.'Sohyun Zoe Lee, London School of Economics and Political Science, Journal of Asian Security and International Affairs, Vol. 4, No. 3, 2017