ISEAS Perspective 2020

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.

 

2020/147 “Malaysia’s 2021 Budget Aims to Sustain Recovery Momentum and Kickstart Post-pandemic Rebuilding of the Economy” by Yeah Kim Leng

 

2020 No. 147

 


 

2020/146 “Social Media Preachers: Unlicenced and Unbounded in Spreading Their Ideas” by Mohd Faizal Musa

 

2020 No. 146

 


 

2020/145 “Thailand’s 20 December 2020 Provincial Elections: A Contest among National Political Parties and a Quasi-Party? Evidence from the Andaman Coast” by Michael J. Montesano

 

2020 No. 145

 


 

2020/144 “Malaysian Independent Oil Palm Smallholders and their Struggle to Survive 2020” by Serina Rahman

 

2020 No. 144

 


 

2020/143 “The Impending Biden Presidency and Southeast Asia” by Malcolm Cook and Ian Storey

 

2020 No. 143

 


 

2020/142 “COVID-19’s Impact on Indonesia’s Economy and Financial Markets” by Manggi Taruna Habir and Wisnu Wardana

 

2020 No. 142

 


 

2020/141 “Realising Vietnam’s Renewable Energy Potential” by Le Viet Phu and Thach Phuoc Hung

 

2020 No. 141

 


 

2020/140 “Signs of Democratic Contraction and Recentralisation of Power in Indonesia’s 2020 Regional Elections” by Ian Wilson and Hui Yew-Foong

 

2020 No. 140

 


 

2020/139 “Planning Hanoi’s Urban Future” by Danielle Labbé

 

2020 No. 139

 


 

2020/138 “Malaysia’s Rubber Glove Industry – A Silver Lining Amidst Dark Clouds” by Francis E. Hutchinson and Pritish Bhattacharya

 

2020 No. 138