Realizing the ‘Other Half of Diplomacy’ in Southeast Asia: Will Canada’s Efforts Last?

Author(s): Brian Job

en Agenda Canada-Asie   (9 pages)

Abstract:

A full-court press is now on for Ottawa to re-establish its relationship with Southeast Asia. A flurry of visits and new initiatives have shown that Canada has begun to attend to the ‘other half of diplomacy’ in the region. This could mark the re-establishment of a meaningful Canadian presence in Southeast Asia. However, past experience raises questions regarding Ottawa’s staying power and whether the activity will coalesce around a coherent, longer-term, Asia agenda for Canada.

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Ottawa just ain’t there for

Ottawa just ain’t there for relationships outside Canada. Asia lives relationships - polychronic. Worse, Vancouver has unnecessary fissures. Newby Asians don’t fit the rule-law heavy conditions in Vancouver. We need more community fusing aspects of cultures, in Canada and in Asia. The ‘in’ and the ‘asia’ fusing can then feed each other.Ottawa just ain’t there for relationships outside Canada. Asia lives relationships - polychronic. Worse, Vancouver has unnecessary fissures. Newby Asians don’t fit the rule-law heavy conditions in Vancouver. We need more community fusing aspects of cultures, in Canada and in Asia. The ‘in’ and the ‘...more

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