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Thouhgt/Issues Paper on ASEAN Food Security: Towards a more Comprehensive Framework

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  • Barry DESKER
  • Mely CABALLERO-ANTHONY
  • Paul TENG

    (Rajaratnam University of International Studies
    Nanyang Technological University)

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Food security is fundamental to human security and sustainable development. As ASEAN moves towards an integrated community of caring societies in 2015 and beyond, we argue that food security should be an integral part of the ASEAN community building agenda and deserves more attention than it currently has been in the AEC Blueprint. More importantly, ASEAN needs to be infused with a new thinking on food security that is responsive to emerging global threats and challenges. This paper provides a new framework for ASEAN food security by focusing on a regional approach as envisioned in the AEC Jakarta Framework project.

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  • Barry DESKER & Mely CABALLERO-ANTHONY & Paul TENG, 2013. "Thouhgt/Issues Paper on ASEAN Food Security: Towards a more Comprehensive Framework," Working Papers DP-2013-20, Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia (ERIA).
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    Food security; regional framework; ASEAN Economic Community 2015; sustainable development; human security;
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    • O20 - Economic Development, Innovation, Technological Change, and Growth - - Development Planning and Policy - - - General

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