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The Responsibility to Protect Norm in Southeast Asia: Framing, Resistance and the Localization Myth

David Capie Victoria University of Wellington, Political Science and International Relations Programme in Wellington, New Zealand
Pages 75-93 | Published online: 17 Feb 2012

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Máté Szalai. (2023) Norm localisation in the process of crafting national security strategies – the case of the Visegrád countries. European Security 32:2, pages 210-232.
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Alistair D. B. Cook. (2018) Negotiating access to populations of concern in South-East Asia. The Pacific Review 31:3, pages 333-351.
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Linda Quayle. (2015) Leading or following? International societies, Southeast Asia, and the issue of migrant workers. Global Discourse 5:3, pages 415-430.
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Stephen McCarthy. (2014) Norm diffusion and the limits to forestry governance reform in Southeast Asia's new democracies. The Pacific Review 27:5, pages 755-778.
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Lukas Maximilian Müller. (2020) Wessen Policy? Wie sehen Policy-Prozesse in Regionalorganisationen des Globalen Südens aus und wie können externe Akteure sie beeinflussen?. Zeitschrift für Politikwissenschaft 30:3, pages 501-519.
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Poppy Sulistyaning Winanti & Hasrul Hanif. (2020) When global norms meet local politics: Localising transparency in extractive industries governance. Environmental Policy and Governance 30:5, pages 263-275.
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Jewellord Nem Singh & Alvin Camba. (2020) The role of domestic policy coalitions in extractive industries' governance: Disentangling the politics of “responsible mining” in the Philippines. Environmental Policy and Governance 30:5, pages 239-251.
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Pichamon Yeophantong. 2019. Asia-Pacific Perspectives on International Humanitarian Law. Asia-Pacific Perspectives on International Humanitarian Law 73 92 .
Maria Martin de Almagro. (2018) Lost boomerangs, the rebound effect and transnational advocacy networks: a discursive approach to norm diffusion. Review of International Studies 44:4, pages 672-693.
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Mathew Davies. (2016) Important but De-centred: ASEAN's Role in the Southeast Asian Human Rights Space. TRaNS: Trans -Regional and -National Studies of Southeast Asia 5:1, pages 99-119.
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Nathalie Tocci. 2016. The West and the Global Power Shift. The West and the Global Power Shift 221 246 .
Charlotte Wagnsson. (2015) Beyond the ‘RtoP’: Responsibility as doing, being and sharing. International Politics Reviews 3:2, pages 50-60.
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