e-Learning activity - Economic relations in the Pacific

Regional Relations in Asia and the Pacific (#AST1000)
Regional economic imperatives - Conceptual overview
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e-Learning activity summary

Summary:	Economic history of your chosen country and integration within the Asia-Pacific region
	6 to 7 hours to complete both your research and the timeline.

Stimulus resources

• APEC ministers press Europe to act fast, report by Aljazeera.

Purpose

To identify and explain the main historical, theoretical and policy developments which have led to closer economic integration and cooperation in the Pacific region.

Learning outcome actions

1. Decide on which state in the Pacific you want to know more about.
2. Begin researching information on the economic history and economic status of your selected state. You should explore and report on the state’s historical, theoretical and policy developments over the past couple of decades. You should also explore how the state has contributed (if indeed it has) to closer economic integration and cooperation in the Pacific region.
3. Write a summary of your findings (400-450) with full citation details of your sources.
4. Prepare a blog post (recommended) or personal learning journal entry using a word processor or Google document.
5. Please enter any useful online sources you accessed during this e-learning activity. 
6. Remember to apply the RRAP103 tag (or label) to your post. (This is needed for harvesting your post for the course feed.)