The Regional Economic Studies Programme focuses on a range of economic issues in Southeast Asia. Emphasis is on timely, policy-related research that is relevant to decision-makers as well as researchers.
Key research areas are: macroeconomic developments in Southeast Asia; international trade and finance; country-level studies on themes relating to socio-economic development; sub-national economic dynamics; ASEAN regionalism and its linkages with Asian neighbours.
The programme organises workshops, conferences and seminars; produces books, articles and working papers; and publishes the tri-annual Journal of Southeast Asian Economies (JSEAE) – formerly the ASEAN Economic Bulletin (AEB) – a leading journal on the region’s economies.
RES also hosts the Singapore APEC Study Centre, which analyses developments in the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) process. Besides regular publications, the Centre manages seminars and symposia on issues related to APEC.
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Projects:
Global Economic Uncertainties
For further information, please contact Dr Francis Hutchinson: fhutchinson@iseas.edu.sg
Regional Economic Issues
For more information, please contact Dr Francis Hutchinson: fhutchinson@iseas.edu.sg and Dr Cassey Lee: Cassey_lee@iseas.edu.sg
Small and Medium Sized Enterprises
For more information, please contact Dr Cassey Lee: Cassey_lee@iseas.edu.sg
Social Protection
For more information on this research project, please contact Dr Lee Poh Onn: polee@iseas.edu.sg
Sub-national Economies
For more information, please contact Dr Francis Hutchinson: fhutchinson@iseas.edu.sg
