1. Differentiate between regionalism and globalization.

Regionalism is the formal process of two or more governments cooperating intergovernmental.

It's also the design and implementation of institutions that represent an influence on the
collective activity within a geographical region as the expression of identity and purpose. While
Globalization is Culture, people and economic activity are becoming more intertwined around the
world. The majority often decrease international trade barriers such as tariffs, export fees, and
import quotas, resulting in a global dispersion of commodities and services.

2. Discuss the driving forces of regionalism.

3. Elaborate different approaches to regionalism.
4. Identify the factors that led to a greater integration of the Asian region.
5. Explain the emergence and characteristics of Asian regionalism.
Asian regionalism is the product of economic interaction, not political planning. As a result of
successful, outward- oriented growth strategies, Asian economies have grown not only richer,
but also closer together.