Southeast Asia, the United States and China: Stumbling into the New World Order

REGIONAL STRATEGIC AND POLITICAL STUDIES PROGRAMME WEBINAR

About the Webinar

The world is in a state of transition. Southeast Asia is caught between the United States and China as these powers wrestle for regional and global dominance. This talk examines the impact of political, social and economic instability in the US on Washington’s ability to manage and fulfill its various security obligations in the Asia Pacific region. The argument is that Southeast Asian states need to pay close attention to what is happening within the US in order to properly position themselves in their relationships with China. The new world order that is gradually emerging may be born in considerable confusion and uncertainty.

About the Speaker

Shaun Narine is Professor of International Relations at St. Thomas University in Canada. He has written extensively on ASEAN and the Asia-Pacific and has taught and done research on US foreign policy, Canadian foreign policy, and international human rights.

Registration

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