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.
2019/70 “Jokowi’s Defeat in Sumatra and the Future of Religiously Charged Binary Politics” by Deasy Simandjuntak
2019/70
2019/69 “The Vanguard Bank Incident: Developments and What Next?” by Lye Liang Fook and Ha Hoang Hop
2019/69
2019/68 “Prayut’s Premiership: As Strong as Steel, or a “Titanic”?” by Termsak Chalermpalanupap
2019/68
2019/67 “Disinformation, Violence, and Anti-Chinese Sentiment in Indonesia’s 2019 Elections” by Quinton Temby
2019/67
2019/66 “Power Distribution and Decentralisation in New Malaysia” by Kai Ostwald
2019/66
2019/65 “The Rohingya Crisis, Two Years After: Impasses and Deadlocks” by Su-Ann Oh
2019/65
2019/64 “Thailand’s Foreign Economic Policy toward Mainland Southeast Asia” by Paul Chambers and Poowin Bunyavejchewin
2019/64
2019/63 “Vietnam-U.S. Relations Flourishing under Trump” by Xuan Loc Doan
2019/63
2019/62 “The Duterte Administration’s China Tensions” by Malcolm Cook
2019/62
2019/61 “Tensions Among Indonesia’s Security Forces Underlying the May 2019 Riots in Jakarta” by Made Supriatma
2019/61