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.
2015/58 Thailand Surveys: On Priorities in Domestic Issues and On Reactions to International Criticism on Human Rights
2015/58
2015/57 Strategic Rivalry in the South China Sea: How can Southeast Asian Claimant States Shape a Beneficial Outcome?
2015/57
2015/56 The Hazing Scandals in Thailand Reflect Deeper Problems in Social Relations
2015/56
2015/55 Persistent Patronage: Explaining the Popularity of Former Corruption Convicts as Candidates in Indonesia’s Regional Elections
2015/55
2012/22 Big Power Contest in Southeast Asia
2012/22
2012/21 Achievements of the 21st ASEAN Summit
2012/21
2012/20 Can ASEAN Keep Aiming for New Goals without Having Reached Old Ones?
2012/20
2012/19 Rohingya or Bengali? Revisiting the Politics of Labelling
2012/19
2012/18 Indonesia chairs APEC again but will 2013 be as cogent as 1994?
2012/18
2012/17 Lessons Asia Can Learn from Europe
2012/17