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    The document discusses Indonesia's readiness for the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) in 2015. It notes that in 2003, ASEAN members committed to forming an ASEAN Community by 2020, built upon three pillars - political-security, economic, and socio-cultural. While progress has been made, challenges remain in the political, economic, and socio-cultural aspects. As one of ASEAN's founding members, Indonesia has opportunities to actively participate in the AEC but needs to implement strategic engagement and position itself as a leading nation. However, Indonesia's current policies and education system do not seem adequately focused on preparing citizens and the economy for the AEC.

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    The document discusses Indonesia's readiness for the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) in 2015. It notes that in 2003, ASEAN members committed to forming an ASEAN Community by 2020, built upon three pillars - political-security, economic, and socio-cultural. While progress has been made, challenges remain in the political, economic, and socio-cultural aspects. As one of ASEAN's founding members, Indonesia has opportunities to actively participate in the AEC but needs to implement strategic engagement and position itself as a leading nation. However, Indonesia's current policies and education system do not seem adequately focused on preparing citizens and the economy for the AEC.

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    The document discusses Indonesia's readiness for the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) in 2015. It notes that in 2003, ASEAN members committed to forming an ASEAN Community by 2020, built upon three pillars - political-security, economic, and socio-cultural. While progress has been made, challenges remain in the political, economic, and socio-cultural aspects. As one of ASEAN's founding members, Indonesia has opportunities to actively participate in the AEC but needs to implement strategic engagement and position itself as a leading nation. However, Indonesia's current policies and education system do not seem adequately focused on preparing citizens and the economy for the AEC.

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    Essay ASEAN Community 2015

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    The document discusses Indonesia's readiness for the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) in 2015. It notes that in 2003, ASEAN members committed to forming an ASEAN Community by 2020, built upon three pillars - political-security, economic, and socio-cultural. While progress has been made, challenges remain in the political, economic, and socio-cultural aspects. As one of ASEAN's founding members, Indonesia has opportunities to actively participate in the AEC but needs to implement strategic engagement and position itself as a leading nation. However, Indonesia's current policies and education system do not seem adequately focused on preparing citizens and the economy for the AEC.

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    Welcome to ASEAN Economic Community 2015, We are Ready to Compete

    By Irfani Fathunaja
    Student from State College of Islamic Studies Purwokerto Central Java

    On October 7
    th
    , 2003 a meeting was held which gave birth to the ASEAN
    Declaration of ASEAN Concord II (Bali Concord II) which contains the planned
    formation of the ASEAN Community by 2020. The meeting resulted in a
    commitment from all members of ASEAN to realize the ASEAN Community 2015 is
    built upon three main pillars. The first pillar is the ASEAN Political-Security
    Community (APSC). Concept proposed by Indonesia aims to boost political and
    security cooperation among member states. The second pillar is the ASEAN
    Economic Community (AEC). The main proponent of the AEC is Singapore and
    Thailand, two countries that was ahead of ASEAN economies. The third pillar is the
    ASEAN Social and Cultural Community (ASCC). ASCC is more geared pillar for
    ASEAN citizens. This focus on people is so that ASEAN is able to work together to
    address the real issues facing society such as poverty, unemployment, population
    growth, human resources, education, environment, health daan. ASEAN Community
    2015 with the construction of the three pillars (political, economic, cultural) there are
    still some problems. In the political and security aspects for example, are still found
    challenges to the principle of non-intervention (ASEAN Way) and transnational
    conflicts.
    include the economic aspects of trade diversion, non-tariff barrier, the race to
    the bottom, and protectionism. While the challenges of socio-cultural aspects such as
    ideational force and heterogeneity. Regardless of the persistence of some of these
    barriers, as one of the founders of ASEAN in 1967, Indonesia still have a tremendous
    opportunity to participate actively in the ASEAN Community by 2015. it should
    implement strategic engagement (strategic commitment). Strategic engagement in
    two concrete steps that might be undertaken by Indonesia, the duo action and
    exploitation opportunities. Indonesia not only require thorough socialization and
    spread of the discourse of ASEAN Community 2015. Indonesia also have to apply
    proposition, both to the people of Indonesia and the ASEAN community, that
    Indonesia deserves to be an important actor in the ASEAN Community 2015.
    Indonesia should position itself as a leading nation. It never materialized in 1955
    when the Asian-African solidarity manifested through Asia-Africa Conference.
    Above ideas will be stronger if the country which holds the principles of democracy,
    Indonesia should also promote democratic values in order to form an understanding
    of political integration as an integrated community not only in a region
    Readiness Indonesia Facing ASEAN Community 2015
    readiness Indonesia Facing ASEAN Community 2015?. Based on data from
    the BKKBN (National Family Planning Coordinating Board) in 2013 Indonesia's
    population has reached 250 million people or in other words the most populous
    country in ASEAN. Enormous potential for rising or rise as a superpower country in
    ASEAN. On the other hand this potential can also be used as a market or a massive
    market of neighboring countries.
    Such as Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Brunei Darussalam, the
    Philippines, Laos, Myanmar and Cambodia. If this nation is not aware and prepared
    in the face. What about the government's policy in this regard?. Seems too unfocused
    when we were asked to analyze it. But simpelnya like this. There is no curriculum or
    subjects just stuff the introduction of the ASEAN Community in school-school junior
    or senior level in Indonesia today?. That it has started Singapore and Malaysia since
    2008 through the ASEAN Goes to School program. Or the extent to which
    government socialization of discourses to the people of ASEAN Community 2015?.
    It was not widely felt, our government seems to be more fun to discuss the increase in
    fuel (fuel oil) to contain inflation rather than strengthening production and incomes
    by empowering the real sector of the economy to self-sufficient and competitive
    momentum welcomed ASEAN Community 2015.

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