This webinar examined through various cases in which differences of race, ideology and religion may become organising principles in resistive identity and radical ideology claims in cyberspace.
In this webinar, Dr Arnold Puyok and Dr Anantha Raman Govindasamy reflect on the results of the freshly concluded polls of the Sabah state election. They unpack the wins and losses, the main factors that played out, and the implications of this historic moment.
In this webinar, the second of an ongoing series, Dr Hak Mao and Dr Chu Thi Thanh Huong provided updates on the key features of Cambodia’s and Vietnam’s 2020 Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) respectively.
Dr Herdiyan Maulana discussed the importance of developing a well-being model that also incorporates the social and cultural context of Indonesia. It would offer a more comprehensive measurement and understanding of well-being, particularly in the advent of a national crisis such as the Covid-19 coronavirus.
This webinar discussed the current status of environmental protection and sustainable investments into Southeast Asia, and how future sustainability projects can be financially optimised.
This second webinar of the webinar series on Digital Technologies and Democracy in Southeast Asia discussed various ways in which digital technologies can be opportunities or weapons in institutional politics, and the transformative or detrimental effects these may have on the democratic process.
In this inaugural webinar of the “Well-being in Southeast Asia” series, Professor Mahar Mangahas examined the trends and salient dimensions of well-being in Southeast Asia through the indicators of security and good governance, social and economic well-being, and subjective well-being.
In this webinar, Dr Rachel Chan discussed the conditions of the rising popularity of Malaysian-made manga and the potential that they bring for education polices in Malaysia.
In this webinar, Dr Hanim Kamaruddin from Faculty of Law in UKM examines the issue of the transboundary haze pollution in Southeast Asia through the lenses of international law and offers a Malaysian perspective to the problem.
In this webinar, Mr Ben Bland explains that the Covid-19 crisis reveals cracks and contradictions in President Jokowi’s leadership. Dr Yanuar Nugroho explains that these apparent contradictions may be due to Jokowi and Indonesian political leaders seeking political settlements instead of permanent solutions in the day-to-day operations of the government.