The paper analyses the increasing regionalism tendency of APEC member economies, and investigates how the APEC process can make use of this tendency to bring the member economies closer to the Bogor Goals. The paper identified APEC to be dwindled in two crises – identity and credibility crisis – and recommended to actively make use of the intensified regionalism forces of member economies in overcoming these crises. Especially when making APEC-wide efforts to achieve the Bogor Goals, the paper advises the APEC process to utilize the diverse policy responses, which have been already adopted, in a more focused and consistent manner. By presenting a Roadmap and suggesting related policy steps, as well as discussing challenges and opportunities pertaining to each step, this paper proposed a series of policy actions for APEC to achieve the Bogor Goals. (The rest is omitted.)

I. Introduction II. Analysis of FTA Initiatives of APEC Member Economies 1. General Tendency towards Regionalism in the Region 2. FTA Activities with Other APEC Member Economies 3. FTA Activities with non-APEC Countries III. Increasing FTA Activities of APEC Member Economies and Bogor Goals 1. Potential of Increasing FTAs to be Stumbling Block to the Bogor Goals 2. Potential of Increasing FTA Activities to be Building Block to the Bogor Goals IV. APEC's Response to Increasing FTA Activities of Member Economies: An Evaluation 1. Rethinking the Instruments to Achieve the Bogor Goals 2. Approaches Addressing the Problem of Increasing FTA Activities 3. Evaluation of APEC Activities and Prospects V. Roadmap towards Achieving the Bogor Goals through intra-APEC FTAs 1. A Possible Roadmap of APEC towards the Bogor Goals 2. Challenges for Each Step of the Roadmap VI. Conclusion