The origins of ASEAN and the role of English
The origins of ASEAN and the role of English
This chapter provides a brief summary of the context in which the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) was established with the signing of the Bangkok Declaration in August 1967 by the five founding member countries, and examines the role of the English language. It discusses the role of English language and other languages within the organization. The chapter also compares the main principles of the original 1967 Bangkok Declaration with those of the recently signed charter of the ASEAN.
Keywords: ASEAN, English language, Bangkok Declaration, Asian countries, languages
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