ISEAS Perspective 2018

ISEAS Perspective provides analysis of specific current events and their significance for the Southeast Asian region. This will be published occasionally, and is aimed at keeping decision-makers in both the public and private sectors informed; as well as scholars, laymen and the interested public. This series undergoes a peer-review process.

 

2018/63 Thailand’s Changing Party Landscape

 

2018/63

 


2018/62 In Pursuit of Connectivity: China Invests in Southeast Asian Infrastructure

 

2018/62

 


2018/61 Myanmar’s Current Politics: Implications for the 2020 General Elections

 

2018/61

 


2018/60 North Sumatra’s 2018 Election: Identity Politics Ruled the Day

 

2018/60

 


2018/59 Education in Post GE-14 Malaysia: Promises, Overtures and Reforms

 

2018/59

 


2018/58 West Kalimantan Gubernatorial Election 2018: Identity Politics Proves Decisive

 

2018/58

 


2018/57 Understanding Ethnic Political Parties in Myanmar: The Cases of Mon and Karen States

 

2018/57

 


2018/56 Myanmar’s Mid-Term Crises and the Elections to Come

 

2018/56

 


2018/55 Philippine Federalism’s Fortunate Falter

 

2018/55

 


2018/54 Should Malaysia Expect an Islamist Backlash?

 

2018/54