In this seminar, Dr Oliver Tappe examined the complex nature of the mining practices in Laos, and assessed the adverse impact of the industry on the rural villages in the country.
In this seminar, Mr Ardhitya Eduard Yeremia Lalisang addresses the Indonesian elite’s perception of rising China and the impact of these perceptions on Indonesia’s policy towards China.
In this seminar, Prof Pang Zhongying provides an assessment of China’s foreign policy transformation over the past several years and what this means for Southeast Asia.
In this seminar, Datuk Ir. Hasni Mohammad draws from his experience leading Barisan Nasional’s by-election effort in Tanjung Piai to explain the “Johor Model” of campaigning. He will also share his insights for reclaiming Johor in future elections – a state that is the birthplace of UMNO and once perceived as an impregnable fortress for Barisan Nasional.
In this seminar, Congresswoman Amihilda “Ämie” Sangcopan talks about the development of the nascent Bangsamoro Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) government in the run-up to the inaugural 2022 elections.
In this seminar, Dr Azhar Ibrahim details the reasons and extent to which progressive voices in Malaysia are now marginalized and populist voices are gaining ground.
In this seminar, Ms Okky Madasari examines and compares two controversial Indonesian short stories written five decades apart.
In this seminar, Dr Anthony D. Medrano explores the work of Malayan nationalism through the career of Ishak bin Ahmad (1887-1969), the father of Singapore’s first president Yusof bin Ishak.
In this seminar, Dr Muhammed Abdul Khalid shared his insights on the administration’s current challenges and future priorities at this historic juncture.
In this seminar, Ms Amanina Abdur Rahman and Mr Achim Schmillen talks about the promotion of economic opportunities for women in Malaysia, and the required measures in areas such as child and elder care, social protection and labour and human capital policies.