CROSS - BORDER WORKFORCE IN ASEAN Second Lieutenant Paramate Boonayanan
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This article examines the impact of trade liberalisation on labour mobility in the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN). As a result, flow of goods, services, investments, capital and work force among the 10 member states will be freed from any trade barriers from 2015. This integration is expected to diversify job opportunities in the region.
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Boonayanan, P. (2016). CROSS - BORDER WORKFORCE IN ASEAN Second Lieutenant Paramate Boonayanan. Journal of Thai Justice System, 9(3), 91–102. Retrieved from https://so04.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/JTJS/article/view/246773
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Sudarsan, PK (2013) “Movement of Natural Persons and Free Trade Agreements: India’s Prospects” in Journal of International Economics Volume 4 Issue 1 January – June pp.63-72.
Sudtasan, T. (2014) “Modeling the Impact of Skilled Labor Movements in ASEAN Economic Community Using General Equilibrium Model” in International Journal of Intelligent Technologies and Applied Statistics Volume. 7 No” 2 pp’ 69-80.
Chavez, J.J. (2014) “Social Policy in ASEAN the prospects of Integrating Migrant Labour Rights and Protection” in Global Social Policy Volume 7 No.3 pp. 358 -378.
Copeland,B.R and S. Gulati (2005) “Trade and the Environment in Developing Economies” in Lopez,R and M. Toman (eds) (2005) Economic Development and Environmental Sustainability Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Dawson, L.R.(2013) “Labour Mobility and the WTO: The Limits of GATS Mode 4” in International Immigration Volume 51 No. 1 pp.1-23.
Elliott, L (2002) “ one trade rule for the rich, another for the poor” Guardian Unlimited. 7 March.
Ewing-Chow, M. (2004) “Southeast Asia and Free Trade Agreement WTO plus or bust?” in Singapore Year Book of International Law and Contributors. Volume 8 pp. 193-206.
Falsafi, A.(2008) “Regional Trade and Investment Agreement: Liberalizing Investment in a preferential Climate” in Syracuse Journal of International Law & Commerce Volume 36 pp.42-85.
Hoadley,S.(2007) ‘Southeast Asian Cross-Regional FTAs: Origins, Motives and Aims” in Pacific Affairs Volume 80, No. 2 Summer pp.303-325.
Hugo, G.(2014) “The Changing Dynamics of ASEAN International Migration” in Malaysia Journal of Economic Studies Volume 51 No. 1 pp. 43-67.
John D. Daniels, Lee H. Radebaugh and Daniel P. Sullivan (2012) “Business and Globalization” Prentice Printing pp. 3-5.
Lorenzo CALIENDO, Maximiliano DVORKIN, Fernando PARRO (2015) “Trade and Labour Market Dinamic” Research of Economy, Trade and Industry Japan
Lipsey,R. G. and K. Ohngstal (1995) “The gains from trade” in An Introduction to Positive Economic (8th Edition). Oxford: Oxford University Press
Lipsey,R. G. and K. Ohngstal (1995) “The theory and practice of commercial policy” in An Introduction to Positive Economic (8th Edition). Oxford: Oxford University Press
Monahan, J (2000) “World trade –off” Guardian. 2 May.
Park,M (2014) “ Trade Liberalisation and Organisaed Labour in the Asia- Pacific Region: Barriers to Labour Internationalism” in The European School of Business Reutlingen Unversity Press. Press Volume 11 No. 1 pp. 71-81.
Sen,A (2002) “Why half the planet is hungry” in Guardian Unlimited. 16 June.
Sloman, J (2000) Economic (4th ed.) London: Prentice Hall
Sudarsan, PK (2013) “Movement of Natural Persons and Free Trade Agreements: India’s Prospects” in Journal of International Economics Volume 4 Issue 1 January – June pp.63-72.
Sudtasan, T. (2014) “Modeling the Impact of Skilled Labor Movements in ASEAN Economic Community Using General Equilibrium Model” in International Journal of Intelligent Technologies and Applied Statistics Volume. 7 No” 2 pp’ 69-80.