In this webinar, Dr A’an Suryana and Dr Faizal Musa present and discuss their latest research on the prevalence of non-violent extremism in social media and its impacts on the social well-being of people in both Malaysia and Indonesia.
In this webinar, Professor Leo Suryadinata discussed the position of the ethnic Chinese in Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand and Singapore, their similarities and differences, and the impact of a rising China and new Chinese migrants on the process of nation-building in the region.
The role of new Chinese migrants and cultural-educational institutions in China’s soft power development in maritime Southeast Asia were discussed by experts at this webinar.
In this webinar, experts discussed how the growing presence of new Chinese migrants will affect the relationship between China and nation states, as well as the nation-building process, across Southeast Asia.
In this webinar, experts discussed how China’s rise as a major economic and political actor has affected societies in Southeast Asia, and local perceptions of a rising China and its new migrants across Southeast Asia.
The flow of China’s new migrants into Southeast Asia and Beijing’s policy towards the Chinese overseas in general and towards Chinese new migrants, in particular, were discussed in this webinar.
In the fourth and last session of the online workshop on Managing Demographic Change in Southeast Asia, Professor Prapaporn Tivayanond Mongkhonvanit, Dr June Tay, and Associate Professor Calvin C L Chan discuss how we can better manage demographic change in terms of technology advancements and the environment.
In this webinar, Dr Lana Khong, Dr Jason Tan, Professor Kyoko Kusakabe, and Dr Evi Nurvidya Arifin discuss “Challenges of Demographic Diversity and Inclusivity”.
In this webinar, Dr Dipinder Singh Randhawa, Dr Steve K L Chan, and Dr Kevin S Y Tan examines how demographic issues related to ageing, inequality, migration, diversity, employment and technology adoption have affected the sustainability and development of various countries in Southeast Asia.
In the first webinar of the series on Managing Demographic Change in Southeast Asia: Challenges and Issues Amidst the ‘New Normal’, Dr Bussarawan Teerawichitchainan, Dr Premchand Dommaraju, and Dr Hoang Ba Thinh discusses how demographic issues related to ageing, inequality, migration, diversity, employment and technology adoption affects the sustainability and development of various countries in the region.