The Analysis of the Policies of Indonesia at ASEAN and the UN in 2000s in the Context of Regional-Global Relationship

States like Brazil, South Africa, Indonesia, South Korea, Mexico and Turkey have become the center of attention in international politics with respect to their economic growth as well as growing regional and global roles, especially in the first decade of 2000s. Indonesia, as being the founding member of ASEAN, has not only joined the informal global middle power initiative MIKTA, but also achived its non-permanent seat once again at the UN Security Council for 2019-2020 term. Indonesian policy makers have increasingly identified Indonesia as “a regional power with global interests/aims.” Drawing on Defley Nolte’s conceptualization of regional-global nexus, this study aims to analyze the interplay between Indonesia’s regional power role at ASEAN and global role at the UN platform in 2000’s