중국 중심의 동아시아 경제통합 가능성에 관한 소고 (A Study on the Possibility of China-centered Economic Integration in East Asia)

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초록

Focused on the perspective of functional economic integration, this paper examines how is a China-centered economic regionalism developing in East Asia, following the rapid rise of China’s economic power. This subject is worth studying in that it would have considerable implications for some China-related challenges of regional and global economic order or regime.
China already became an economic superpower, after the United States and the European Union. Today, China plays the role of a “dual hub” that is functioning as a puchasing as well as manufacturing hub in the regional and global trade. What is more important is that China appears to wieled its strong gravities toward neighbors, enormouly attracting various economic resources or production factors. As a result, the trade dependency of neighboring countries on China is continued to rise fast.
So, in the sense of the functional economic integration, East Asia has already been centered on China. In the sense of institutional integration,China also appears to actively build a Sinocentric “East-Asianism.”Responding to the current global financial crisis, China has been positively taking advantage of its gigantic global influence and status like so called ‘G2’, to pay heed to a leadership in intra-regional FTA initiatives. In coming years, it is highly probable that China would get more aggressive on shaping a pro-China economic regionalism in East Asia, aiming to usher in a China-led unipolar Asia. Ultimately, China would appear to locate herself in the center of the Eurasian FTA in the long-term blueprint to parallel EU, FTAA.

영어초록

Focused on the perspective of functional economic integration, this paper examines how is a China-centered economic regionalism developing in East Asia, following the rapid rise of China’s economic power. This subject is worth studying in that it would have considerable implications for some China-related challenges of regional and global economic order or regime.
China already became an economic superpower, after the United States and the European Union. Today, China plays the role of a “dual hub” that is functioning as a puchasing as well as manufacturing hub in the regional and global trade. What is more important is that China appears to wieled its strong gravities toward neighbors, enormouly attracting various economic resources or production factors. As a result, the trade dependency of neighboring countries on China is continued to rise fast.
So, in the sense of the functional economic integration, East Asia has already been centered on China. In the sense of institutional integration,China also appears to actively build a Sinocentric “East-Asianism.”Responding to the current global financial crisis, China has been positively taking advantage of its gigantic global influence and status like so called ‘G2’, to pay heed to a leadership in intra-regional FTA initiatives. In coming years, it is highly probable that China would get more aggressive on shaping a pro-China economic regionalism in East Asia, aiming to usher in a China-led unipolar Asia. Ultimately, China would appear to locate herself in the center of the Eurasian FTA in the long-term blueprint to parallel EU, FTAA.

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