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Seminar on Johor’s Forest City: Challenges, Mitigation and Sustainability

 

Dr. Serina gave a comprehensive introduction to the Forest City project and elaborated on its massive environmental impact and potential socio-economic consequences.

 

Seminar on China’s ‘New Assertiveness’ and the Decline in East Asian Regionalism: Implications for ASEAN

 

Dr Yeo examined the strong narrative on East Asian regionalism which emerged in scholarly discourse during the 1990s has been in decline since the late 2000s. 

 

Seminar on Power Shift in Cambodia? The Implications of the Commune Elections

 

Dr Vannarith Chheang provided a succinct and in-depth analysis of the recent commune election results in Cambodia and what they portend for the national election in 2018

 

Seminar on APEC Regional Integration and Connectivity in an Era of Populist Policies

 

The Singapore APEC Study Centre invited policymakers and experts to share their insights on the recently concluded trade ministers meeting from the 21 APEC member economies in Hanoi, Vietnam.

 

Seminar on The United States and China in Southeast Asia: Competitive Coexistence?

 

Prof David Shambaugh spoke about the new dynamics governing U.S.-China relations and its impact in the region’s strategic and geopolitical landscape.

 

Seminar on Alternatives to Autocracy: A New Paradigm for Malaysia

 

Mr Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad observed that the emergence of both sectarian and progressive movements has a common source which is the widespread disappointment with the prevalent economic malaise and discussed similar trends in Malaysia.

 

Seminar on Returning to the Roots: Lim Tze Peng’s Visions of the Nanyang Dream

 

Ms Chinmiao Hsu studies contemporary Chinese ink artists in Singapore and examined their development, issues of identity, and Chinese ink’s rejuvenation with Nanyang artists as historical references.

 

Seminar on Visualizing a New Kampuchea: Developing a Post Khmer Rouge National Art Identity

 

Ms Christine Ege addressed the creation of a new Cambodian identity, and how artists chose to represent or reject what has traditionally or politically been defined as “Cambodian”.

 

Seminar on Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia: A Game Changer or a Non-Starter?

 

In this seminar, Mr Mukhriz Mahathir argued that the newly formed political party Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia was instrumentally positioned to win over Malay voters whomay start to abandon UMNO.

 

Seminar on De-Globalisation Sentiments and Risks for ASEAN Economies

 

This seminar was held at ISEAS – Yusof Ishak Institute to discuss the implications of global developments on ASEAN economies. Click on to read more.