Twenty-seven years ago, the first ASEAN summit proudly produced the Bali Concord, which outlined grandiose plans for the regions development. Today, a more sober and chastened ASEANhaving been devastated by an economic crisis and threatened with home-grown terrorismmeets again in Bali for its ninth summit, still determined to carve its own path to collective peace and prosperity. Led by Indonesia, which seems eager to resume its leadership role a