In this webinar, YB Jannie Lasimbang and Dr Jeyakumar Devaraj draws on their community activism and political advocacy experiences to explain the ground-level realities during the MCO and critically assess the country’s policy responses of the past year.
In this webinar, Ms Nashin Mahtani spoke about her work leading a multidisciplinary team in developing open-source software for democratic climate adaptation and humanitarian aid. Discussing the award-winning platform, PetaBencana.id (Disaster Map Indonesia), she highlighted the factors that enable the success of this platform and how it had helped affected regions in their responses toward natural disasters.
In this webinar, Dr Nathan Green shared on his paper on the over-indebtedness crisis suffered by Cambodian borrowers, Dr Green argues that local authorities performing key regulatory roles of the state are essential for the microfinance market to function.
In this webinar Prof Nafis Alam shares on the development of Digital finance, FinTech regulation in Malaysia and how it might be relevant within Southeast Asia, including the need for an effective, new or expanded regulatory perimeter to cover the scope of digital finance and FinTech providers.
The ASEAN Studies Centre organized this online roundtable to discuss how ASEAN can operationalise the ‘‘Five-Point Consensus’’ from the 24 April 2021 ASEAN Leaders Meeting in response to the political and humanitarian crisis in Myanmar.
In this webinar, Dr Paul Chambers scrutinizes the evolution of khaki capital over time in Thailand. How has Thai khaki capital progressed, where does it stand today, and what is its likely future?
In this third session of the webinar series on ‘Wellbeing in Southeast Asia’, Dr Subadhra Rai examined the consequences of media portrayals on the well-being of healthcare professionals in Southeast Asia, with particular focus on the role of nurses during the Covid-19 Pandemic. Such portrayals are seen to have significant implications on the further development of the nursing profession.
In this webinar, Professor Rory Medcalf talked about the deterioration in Australia-China relations.
In this webinar, Dr Muhamad Chatib Basri shared his observations on the current economic trends in Indonesia and provided insights on Indonesia’s economic recovery from the effects of COVID-19 pandemic.
In this webinar, Professor Wong Chin Huat discussed Malaysia’s parliamentary structure, which in recent times have seen MPs change their party affiliation in order to climb the hierarchy.