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Full Description
Geoculture, geopolitics and geoeconomics are considered three battlefields that are influencing the order of global politics, economy, and culture, as well as the configuration of the world system. Religion and ethnicity form what might be called the "cultural double helix" of a geocultural entity, shaping cultures and international systems in ways that transcend time and national borders. Understanding this dynamics is critically important to efforts to meet new challenges and seize on new opportunities. This volume applies this analytical framework to Southeast Asia and neighboring regions.
Contents
Introduction - Geoculture: The Unignorable Challenges to International Politics from Social Traditions - Culture and International Politics - Geoculture on the "Civilizational Fault Line" - Studies of the Basic Geocultural Theory - The Social Construction Mechanism of Geoculture: In the Case of Such Construction by Ethnicity and Religion in the Indochina Peninsula - Ethnicity and Religion: The Fuzzy Dual Dimensions in the Construction of Geoculture - Geoculture for the Construction of the Culture of the International System: From the National Level to the Supranational Level - Geoculture and Its Construction Mechanism: Its Constitutive Role in the Theory and Practice of International Politics and Social Relations - The Lockean and Kantian Cultures that Should Not Be Hidden: The Social Construction from Within the Actor.
