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Results and Tasks of the Nuclear Security Summit

Results and Tasks of the Nuclear Security Summit

Results and Tasks of the Nuclear Security Summit

인도네시아

캄보디아

베트남

ASEAN’s Human Security Cooperation: 
the Present and Prospect 
 
March 17, 2010 
Lee Jaehyon 
Visiting Professor 
 
The end of Cold War 
in ASEAN region 
brought about a few 
major changes in 
the regional security 
environment, such as the collapse of 
southeast Asia communist bloc, the end 
of Vietnam's occupation of Cambodia, 
and the opening of communist 
countries. In this vacuum of traditional 
security threat, there gradually emerged 
a concern on human security in the 
region. Human security issues in 
ASEAN region, which have entered 
into full discussions with the onset of 
the 1997 Asian financial crisis, have 
further accelerated as the ASEAN 
region faces a number of serious crisis 
situations from 2000. Some countries 
have suffered greatly from the outbreak 
of communicable diseases such as 
SARS and AI, amounting to economic 
loss of about 1-2% point of their 
GDPs, and 2004 tsunami led to the 
death of 150,000 Indonesians. Haze in 
Southeast Asia, seen as both an 
environment problem and natural 
disaster, cost Indonesia in 1997-98 $38 
billion in economic losses. In addition, 
transnational crimes, such as drug and 
human trafficking, are also included in 
this region’s chronic human security 
issues.

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2004년 인도양 쓰나미

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2010-09

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