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Opinion > Columns
A collective view of Asean-China comprehensive strategic cooperation and Hainan's future role
By Rafael Alunan III
Nov 03, 2022 12:01 am

HARVARD VERITAS

MY remarks will attempt to: a) understand the term comprehensive strategic partnership, or CSP; b) examine the perspectives of both sides; and c) segue to Hainan's role in the context of the Asean-China CSP.

The 24th Asean-China summit in October 2021 announced the establishment of the Asean-China Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. What does it really mean? Does it mean the same thing for both sides?

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