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Widodo needs to make G20 agenda resonate on the home front
The Indonesian president has invested a good deal of political credibility in the success of the summit and failure would now be a national embarrassment.
Liam GammonContributorA keen eye for where national economic self-interest lies has been at the heart of the process of international economic integration and the institutions designed to further it throughout the Asia-Pacific region over the decades.
If there’s to be fresh energy in international integration and co-operation, it will be found in new coalitions of developing countries that seek to mould it to suit their domestic growth and economic security needs.
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