Trends in Southeast Asia is a
monograph series published by the Institute of Southeast Asian
Studies (ISEAS).
Trends in Southeast
Asia 2024
#01:
TIMOR-LESTE IN ASEAN: Is It Ready to Join?
#02: China
as a Rising Norm Entrepreneur: Examining GDI, GSI and GCI
#03:
Enhancing ASEAN’s Role in Critical Mineral Supply Chains
#04:
China’s Cultural Diplomacy in Indonesia: The Case of a
Transnational
Singing Contest
#05: How
Thailand’s Move Forward Party’s Fandom Strategy Shaped the
2023 General Election.
#06:
Prosperity or Predicament? Decoding Certification Challenges in
Malaysia’s
Palm Oil Industry
#07: ASEAN
Post-2025: Reimagining the ASEAN Economic Community
#08:
Scrutinizing the DAP’s Success in the 2023 Malaysian State
Elections
#09:
Shifting to a Higher Gear: The Saga of Malaysia’s National
Carmaker Proton
#10:
Beyond Slacktivism: The Dynamic Relationship between Online and
Offline
Activism among Southeast Asian Youths
#11:
Myanmar’s Resistance and the Future of Border Trade: Challenges
and Opportunities
#12: Why
Young Malay Voters in Malaysia Are “Turning Green”
#13:
Malaysia’s Responses to Issues Pertaining to Palestine
#14:
Delivering Development, Enforcing Shariah: PAS’s Dilemma in
Terengganu
#15:
Party of Hardship: The Evolution of Malaysia’s Parti Keadilan
Rakyat
#16:
Understanding Vietnam’s Foreign Policy Choices Amid Sino-US
Rivalry
#17: Who’s
Doing What? A Closer Look at Methane Climate Impact and
Commitments
in Southeast Asia’s Energy Sector
#18:
From Paper to Practice: Utilizing the ASEAN Guide on Artificial
Intelligence (AI)
Governance and Ethics
#19:
Generational Divides in Understanding Thailand’s History Grow
Amid Political
Polarization
#20: The
Evolution of Economic Reforms across Myanmar’s Administrations
#21:
Mitigating Carbon Emissions and Haze in Southeast Asia’s
Peatlands: Opportunities
and Challenges in Integrating Policy
and Governance
#22:
Prospects and Challenges in Promoting Humanitarian Islam:
Nahdlatul Ulama’s
International Social Partnerships.
#23: Learn
from Your Comrades: Understanding Authoritarian Diffusion
between Vietnam
and China
Trends in Southeast
Asia 2023
#01:
The EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM): Implications
for
ASEAN-EU Relations
#02: Can
Malaysia Eliminate Forced Labour by 2030?
#03: The
Indonesia National Survey Project 2022: Engaging with
Developments in the
Political, Economic and Social
Spheres
#04:
GVC Reconfiguration: Risks and Opportunities for ASEAN Members
#05: Tides
of Insecurity: Vietnam and the Growing Challenge from
Non-traditional
Maritime Threats
#06:
Rhizome vs Regime: Southeast Asia’s Digitally Mediated Youth
Movements
#07: Young
Hearts and Minds: Understanding Malaysian Gen Z’s Political
Perspectives
and Allegiances
#08: The
Orientation of Chinese Newspapers in Indonesia as China Rises
#09:
Bruneian Youths on Social Media: Key Trends and Challenges
#10:
Consuming Digital Disinformation: How Filipinos Engage with
Racist and
Historically Distorted Online Political
Content
#11: New
Chinese Migrants in Thailand and the Perceived Impact on Thai
People
#12:
Indonesia’s COVID-19 Infodemic: A Battle for Truth or Trust?
#13:
Global Methane Pledge: A Review of Data, Policy and Transparency
in Reducing
Methane Emissions in Malaysia
#14:
Terrorism in Indonesia and the Perceived Oppression of Muslims
Worldwide
#15:
Indonesia’s Moderate Muslim Websites and Their Fight against
Online Islamic
Extremism
#16:
The Labour Politics of App-Based Driving in Vietnam
#17:
Post-Islamism Battles Political Islam in Malaysia
#18:
The Evolution of Madani: How Is 2.0 Different from 1.0
#19:
Managing China-Singapore Relations Amid US-China Rivalry
#20: The
Debate on the Ba‘Alawi Lineage in Indonesia: Highlighting
Weaknesses
in the Genealogical Records
Trends in Southeast
Asia 2022
#01:
Assessing the Benefits of the ASEAN+6 Single Window for ASEAN
Members
#02: SME
Responses to Climate Change in Southeast Asia
#03:
Communicating COVID-19 Effectively in Malaysia: Challenges and
Recommendations
#04:
Building a Sailboat in a Storm”: The Evolution of COVAX in 2021
and Its Impact on
Supplies to Southeast Asia’s Six
Lower-Income Economies
#05: A
Study of Vietnam’s Control over Online Anti-state Content
#06:
Religious Extremism in Major Campuses in Indonesia
#07: Cyber
Troops, Online Manipulation of Public Opinion and Co-optation of
Indonesia’s
Cybersphere
#08:
Understanding and Reducing Methane Emissions in Southeast Asia
#09:
Financial Technology Adoption in Greater Jakarta: Patterns,
Constraints and
Enablers
#10:
Muslim Sectarianism versus the De-escalation of Sectarianism in
Malaysia
#11:
Justifying Digital Repression via “Fighting Fake News” - A Study
of Four Southeast
Asian Autocracies
#12: The
Halal Project in Indonesia: Shariatization, Minority Rights and
Commodification
#13:
Health Security in Indonesia and the Normalization of the
Military’s Non-Defence Role
#14:
Thailand’s Economic Dilemmas in Post-Pandemic Asia
#15:
Concepts and Patterns of Chinese Migration, with Reference to
Southeast Asia
#16:
Freedom of Religion in Malaysia: The Situation and Attitudes of
“Deviant” Muslim
Groups
#17:
Explaining PAS’s Dominance in Kelantan
#18:
"STANNING” NAJIB: Fanning a Personality Cult in Malaysian
Politics
#19:
The Indonesian Military Enjoys Strong Public Trust and Support:
Reasons and
Implications
Trends in Southeast
Asia 2021
#01:
Non-State Chinese Actors and Their Impact on Relations between
China and
Mainland Southeast
#02: Urban
Transition in Hanoi: Huge Challenges Ahead
#03:
Will Pakatan Harapan’s Hold on Selangor Continue?
#04:
Vietnam-China Agricultural Trade: Huge Growth and Challenges
#05: Gaps
and Opportunities in ASEAN’s Climate Governance
#06: The
Military in Burma/Myanmar: On the Longevity of Tatmadaw Rule and
Influence
#07: How
Generation Z Galvanized a Revolutionary Movement against
Myanmar’s 2021
Military Coup
#08: The
Serious Social Impact of Non-violent Extremism in Indonesia
#09:
Centre-Periphery Relations in Myanmar: Leverage and Solidarity
after the
1 February Coup
#10:
Digital Mediatization and the Sharpening of Malaysian Political
Contests
#11: The
Growing Salience of Online Vietnamese Nationalism
#12: From
Pakatan Harapan to Perikatan Nasional: A Missed Opportunity for
Reforms
for East Malaysia?
#13:
Widodo’s Employment Creation Law, 2020: What Its Journey Tells
Us about
Indonesian Politics
#14:
30 Years On: A Reflection on Southeast Asia’s Fight Against
Communism During
the Cold War Years
#15: The
Unrealized Mahathir-Anwar Transitions: Social Divides and
Political
Consequences
#16:
Naquib Al-Attas’ Islamization of Knowledge: Its Impact on Malay
Religious Life,
Literature, Language and Culture
#17: The
Democratic Action Party in Johor: Assailing the Barisan Nasional
Fortress
#18: The
National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN): A New
Arrangement for
Research in Indonesia
#19:
Public Perceptions of the Election Commission, Election
Management and
Democracy in Malaysia
#20: Urban
Biodiversity and Nature- Based Solutions in Southeast Asia:
Perspectives
from Indonesia and Malaysia
#21:
Hashtag Campaigns during the COVID-19 Pandemic in Malaysia:
Escalating from
Online to Offline
Trends in Southeast
Asia 2020
#01:
The Vietnam-US Security Partnership and the Rules-based
International Order in the
Age of Trump.
#02: The
Hand that Rocks the Cradle: Nurturing Exclusivist
Interpretations of Islam in the
Malaysian Home
#03:
Terrorism in Indonesia after “Islamic State"
#04:
Deepening the Understanding of Social Media’s Impact in
Southeast Asia
#05:
Malaysia’s Student Loan Company: Tackling the PTPTN Time Bomb
#06: The
Free and Open Indo-Pacific Beyond 2020: Similarities and
Differences between
the Trump Administration and a
Democrat White House
#07: From
Tao Guang Yang Hui to Xin Xing: China’s Complex Foreign Policy
Transformation and Southeast
#08: Party
Mergers in Myanmar: A New Development
#09:
Advocacy in a Time of Change: Business Associations and the
Pakatan Harapan
Government in Malaysia, 2018–20
#10:
Why Did BERSATU Leave Pakatan Harapan?
#11:
Renewable Energy: Malaysia’s Climate Change Solution or Placebo?
#12:
Federal-State Relations under the Pakatan Harapan Government
#13:
Indonesia’s Ministry of Religious Affairs under Joko Widodo
#14:
Parti Islam SeMalaysia (PAS): Unifier of the Ummah?
#15:
Challenges in Tackling Extremism in the Indonesian Civil Service
#16:
Minding the Grassroots: Celebrating 70 Years of Sino-Indonesia
Relations amid the
Coronavirus Pandemic
#17: Malay
Politics: Parlous Condition, Continuing Problems
#18: The
Making of Anwar Ibrahim’s “Humane Economy”
Trends in Southeast
Asia 2019
#01:
Emerging Political Configurations in the Run-up to the 2020
Myanmar Elections
#02:
Vietnam's Industrialization Ambitions: The Case of Vingroup and
the Automotive
Industry
#03:
Exploring the Trade Potential of the DFTZ for Malaysian SMEs
#04:
The Indo-Pacific and Its Strategic Challenges: An Australian
Perspective
#05: From
Declaration to Code: Continuity and Change in China’s Engagement
with
ASEAN on the South China Sea
#06:
Military Capitalism in Myanmar: Examining the Origins,
Continuities and Evolution of
“Khaki Capital”
#07:
Whither Myanmar’s Garment Sector?
#08: The
Politics of Thai Buddhism under the NCPO Junta
#09: The
Significance of Everyday Access to Justice in Myanmar’s
Transition to
Democracy
#10:
Interreligious Conflict and the Politics of Interfaith Dialogue
in Myanmar
#11:
Between Social Services and Tolerance: Explaining Religious
Dynamics in
Muhammadiyah
#12: Free
and Open Indo-Pacific Strategy Outlook
#13:
Quality, Equity, Autonomy: Malaysia’s Education Reforms Examined
#14:
China’s Evolving Policy towards the Chinese Diaspora in
Southeast Asia
(1949–2018)
#15: How
Will Shifts in American Foreign Policy Affect Southeast Asia?
#16:
E-commerce for Malaysian SMEs in Selected Services: Barriers and
Benefits
#17: “Old”
and “New” Chinese Business in Cambodia’s Capital
#18: The
Belt and Road Initiative: Environmental Impacts in Southeast
Asia
Trends in Southeast
Asia 2018
#01:
Logistics Development in ASEAN: Complex Challenges Ahead
#02: Parti
Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia in Johor: New Party, Big Responsibility
#03:
GE-14 in Johor: The Fall of the Fortress?
#04:
EduCity, Johor: A Promising Project with Multiple Challenges to
Overcome
#05:
Accidental and Intentional Exporters: Comparing Indonesian and
Malaysian MSMEs
#06:
Reconciling Economic and Environmental Imperatives in Batam
#07:
Chinese Capitalism and Economic Integration in Southeast Asia
#08: The
Rise and Decline of Labour Militancy in Batam
#09:
Malaysia's General Elections 2018: Understanding the Rural Vote
#10: GE14:
Will Urban Malays Support Pakatan Harapan?
#11:
Indonesia and China’s Belt and Road Initiatives: Perspectives,
Issues and Prospects
#12:
Living on the Edge: Being Malay (and Bugis) in the Riau Islands
#13: The
“Free and Open Indo-Pacific” and Implications for ASEAN
#14:
Pancasila and the Challenge of Political Islam: Past and Present
#15: State
Formation in Riau Islands Province
#16:
Developing Eastern Johor: The Pengerang Integrated Petroleum
Complext
#17: The
Private Healthcare Sector in Johor: Trends and Prospects
#18: U.S.
Relations with Southeast Asia in 2018: More Continuity Than
Change
#19:
Agriculture in Johor: What’s Left?
#20:
Electoral Politics and the Malaysian Chinese Association in
Johor
#21: Islam
Nusantara as a Promising Response to Religious Intolerance and
Radicalism
#22: The
Perak Sultanate: Transitioning into the 21st Century
Trends in Southeast
Asia 2017
#01:
Johor Remains the Bastion of Kaum Tua
#02:
Investigating the Popularity of Surabaya’s Mayor Tri Rismaharini
#03:
Johor’s Forest City Faces Critical Challenges
#04: The
Emergence of Pork-Barrel Politics in Parliamentary Myanmar
#05: The
Natunas: Territorial Integrity in the Forefront of
Indonesia–China Relations
#06: Old
Stereotypes, New Convictions: Pribumi Perceptions of Ethnic
Chinese in
Indonesia Today
#07: The
Traditionalist Response to Wahhabi-Salafism in Batam
#08: Rowing
Against the Tide? Batam’s Economic Fortunes in Today’s Indonesia
#09: Parti
Amanah Negara in Johor: Birth, Challenges and Prospects
#10:
The Indonesia National Survey Project: Economy, Society and
Politics
#11:
Speculating on World-Class Transportation Infrastructure in Ho
Chi Minh City
#12:
Beneath the Veneer: The Political Economy of Housing in Iskandar
Malaysia, Johor
#13: The
Peace Process and Civil–Military Relations During the NLD
Administration’s
First Year
#14: The
Rising Politics of Indigeneity in Southeast Asia
#15: The
Growing “Strategic Partnership” between Indonesia and China
Faces Difficult
Challenges
#16: The
Political Economy of Chinese Investment in Cambodia
#17: The
Central Role of Thailand’s Internal Security Operations Command
in the Post-
Counter-insurgency Period
#18:
Harnessing the Potential of the Indonesian Diaspora
#19:
Malaysia’s Electoral Process: The Methods and Costs of
Perpetuating UMNO Rule
#20: The
2017 Johor Survey: Selected Findings
#21:
Parties in the Periphery: Organizational Dilemmas in Indonesia's
Kepri Province
#22:
Malaysia's Bumiputera Preferential Regime and Transformation
Agenda: Modified
Programmes, Unchanged System.
#23:
Legislation on Underwater Cultural Heritage in Southeast Asia:
Evolution and
Outcomes
Trends in Southeast Asia 2016
#01: Making
Sense of the Election Results in Myanmar’s Rakhine and Shan
States
#02: Middle
Eastern Influences on Islamist Organizations in Malaysia: The
Cases of
ISMA, IRF and HTM
#03: Can
Myanmar’s NLD Government Undo the Gordian Knot of Federalism and
Ethnicity?
#04:
Myanmar’s Foreign Policy under President U Thein Sein:
Non-aligned and Diversified
#05:
The State of Local Politics in Indonesia: Survey Evidence from
Three Cities
#06:
China’s One Belt One Road: An Overview of the Debate
#07:
Thailand’s Hyper-royalism: Its Past Success and Present
Predicament
#08: Rural
Thailand: Change and Continuit
#09: The
Extensive Salafization of Malaysian Islam
#10:
Bipolarity and the Future of the Security Order in East Asia
#11: The
Red Shirts and Their Democratic Struggle in Northern Thailand,
April 2010 to
May 2015
#12:
Understanding Jokowi's Foreign Policy
#13: Is a
New Entrepreneurial Generation Emerging in Indonesia?
#14:
Learning Diplomacy: Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam
Diplomats in ASEAN
#15: The
Geopolitics of Xi Jinping’s Chinese Dream: Problems and
Prospects
#16: The
Johor Sultanate: Rise or Re-emergence?
#17:
New Context of Vietnam’s National Security Challenges
Trends in Southeast Asia 2015
#01:
China's Quest for Energy in Southeast Asia: Impact and
Implications.
#02: The
Armed Forces in Myanmar Politics: A Terminating Role?
#03:
China's New Maritime Silk Road: Implications and Opportunities
for Southeast Asia.
#04:
Explaining China's 2+7 Initiative Towards ASEAN.
#05:
Islamization Policy and Islamic Bureaucracy in Malaysia.
#06:
Vietnam's Alliance Politics in the South China Sea
#07:
Chinese Engagement in Laos: Past, Present, and Uncertain Future
#08:
Strategic Possibilities and Limitations for Abe's Japan in
Southeast Asia
#09:
Managing Migration in Myanmar and Thailand: Economic Reforms,
Policies,
Practices and Challenges
#10: The
Politics of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB)
#11:
Democracy Thwarted: The Crisis of Political Authority in
Thailand
#12:
Yunnanese Chinese in Myanmar: Past and Present
#13: Crown
Property Bureau in Thailand and Its Role in Political Economy
#14:
Indonesia-China Energy and Mineral Ties Broaden
#15:
Establishing Contemporary Chinese Life in Myanmar
#16:
Chinese Investment and Myanmar's Shifting Political Landscape
#17:
Retired Military Officers In Myanmar's Parliament: An Emerging
Legislative Force?
#18: The
Foreign Press’ Changing Perceptions Of Thailand's Monarchy
#19:
Hizbut Tahrir Indonesia in 2014: The Political Economy of
Discontent
#20:
Thailand’s Post-Coup Relations with China and America: More
Beijing, Less
Washington
#21: The
Politics of the United States-China-Vietnam Triangle in the 21st
Century
Trends in Southeast Asia
2014
#01:
China's Economic Engagement With Southeast Asia: Malaysia.
#02:
The Political Economy of RCEP & TPP Agreements: An ASEAN
Perspective.
#03:
New Chinese Migration and Capital in Cambodia.
#04:
Reforms will Determine Degree of Vietnam's Dependence on
China.
#05:
Vietnam: Straddling Southeast Asia's Divide.
#06: The
South China Sea and China-ASEAN Relations.
#07:
China's Economic Engagement With Southeast Asia: Singapore.
#08: Johor
Survey: Attitudes Towards Governance and Economy,
Iskandar Malaysia, and Singapore.
#09:
Establishing Infrastructure Projects: Priorities for Myanmar's
Industrial Development - Part I: The Role
of the Private Sector.
#10:
Establishing Infrastructure Projects: Priorities for Myanmar's
Industrial Development - Part II: The Role
of the State.
Trends in Southeast Asia 2013
#01:
China's Economic Engagement with Southeast Asia: Thailand.
#02:
Political Islam and Islamist Politics in Malaysia.
#03:
China's Economic Engagement with Southeast Asia: Indonesia.
#04:
More Change Awaits Vietnam's Political Economy.
Michael Richardson,
Asia's
Middle East Oil Dependence: Chokepoints on a Vital Maritime
Supply Line, March 2007
Michael Richardson,
Maritime-related Terrorism: Al-Qaeda, Hezbollah, What Next From
the International Jihadist Network? November 2006
Sheng Lijun,
The U.S.
Factor in China's ASEAN Policy, June 2006
ISEAS
Energy Forum - Global Energy Security: Competition or
Cooperation? June 2006
Seminar on
Regional Integration in Europe and Southeast Asia, June 2006
Sheng Lijun,
China's
Influence in Southeast Asia, April 2006
Michael Richardson,
The
Proliferation Security Initiative (PSI): An Assessment of its
Strengths & Weaknesses, With Some Proposals for Shaping its
Future, March 2006
APEC
Seminar 2005: Focus and Challenges Ahead, February 2006
Symposium
on Trade Issues in Southeast Asia and East Asia, January 2006
Roundtable on
Singapore-Malaysia Relations: Mending Fences and Making Good
Neighbours, 2005
Guo Xinning,
Anti-Terrorism, Maritime Security, and ASEAN-China Cooperation:
A Chinese Perspective, 2005
Jiang Shuxian and Sheng Lijun,
The Communist
Party of China and Political Parties in Southeast Asia, 2005
Verghese Mathews,
Cambodia -
Wasted Time and Lost Opportunities, 2005
Michael Richardson,
Bird Flu and
Bio-Security: Is the World A Dead Duck? 2005 (ISEAS Briefing
Paper on the Threat of an Influenza Pandemic)
The ISEAS
Forum on Water Issues in Southeast Asia, 2005
Conferencing on Strengthening the Korea-ASEAN Relationship, 2005
(Report written by Chang Chiou Yi
and Ng Boon Yian).
Ooi Kee Beng,
Ghosts of
Compromises Past-Malaysia and the Limits of Change, 2005
Sree Kumar and Sharon Siddique,
Research Note:
Repositioning Perak - A Case Study, 2005
Thitinan Pongsudhirak,
Thai Politics
After the 6 February 2005 General Election, 2005
Sri Adiningsih,
Indonesia's Macroeconomy and the Tsunami Disaster, 2005
Kurt M Campbell, Robyn Lim, Wang Jisi and K Shankar
Bajpai,
Regional Outlook Forum 2005: GeostrategicTrends in Asia, 2005
Bruce Hoffman, Rohan K Gunaratna and Sidney Jones,
Regional
Outlook Forum 2005: Terrorism - International and Regional
Dimensions, 2005
Khairy Jamaluddin, Robert H Taylor and Carlyle A Thayer,
Regional
Outlook Forum 2005: Political Outlook for Malaysia, Myanmar and
Vietnam, 2005
Gareth Evans,
Regional Outlook Forum 2005, Keynote Address, Global and
Regional Security: Our Shared Responsibility, 2005
Seok-young Choi,
Regionalism
and Open Regionalism in the APEC Region, 2004
Haji Maarof bin Haji Salleh and Noorashikin Abdul
Rahman,
Malaysia's
2004 General Elections: An Assessment, 2004.
Toshio Watanabe, K. Kesavapany and J. Soedradjad
Djiwandono,
Future Development of the East Asia Region: ASEAN-Japan
Dialogue, 2004
WTO Issues
Barry Desker,
The WTO After Cancun: The Challenge to Multilateralism, 2004
Margaret Liang,
The Real Politik of Multilateral Trade Negotiations: From
Uruguay to Cancun, 2004
Barry Desker and Margaret Liang,
Trade
Facilitation: The Road Ahead, 2003
TRENDS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA (Back Issues)
Daljit Singh,
Iraq War and Asia-Pacific Security, 2004
Rodolfo C. Severino,
Towards and
ASEAN Security Community, 2004
Rizal Mallarangeng, Khoo Boo Teik, Ho Khai Leong, Kavi
Chongkittavorn, Robert H. Taylor and Tim Huxley,
Political and
Security Outlook 2004: Political Change in Southeast Asia, 2004
Chan Heng Chee,
U.S. Policy in Asia, 2004
Hadi Soesastro and Jomo Kwame Sundaram,
The Outlook for
Indonesian and Malaysian Economics 2004
Harry Harding, Yan Xuetong and G. Parthasarathy,
Political and
Security Outlook 2004: Asian Geostrategic Trends, 2004
Michael Richardson and P. Mukundan,
Political and
Security Outlook 2004: Maritime Terrorism and Piracy, 2004
Rohan K. Gunaratna and Sidney Jones,
Political and
Security Outlook: The Threat of Terrorism in 2004 - What to
Expect? 2004
Piamsak Milintachinda, Mario Artaza and David Parsons,
APEC 2003
Outcomes and Outlook for 2004 - What it Means for the Region,
2004
Chandra Muzaffar,
Malaysian
Politics: The Emerging Scenario Under Abdullah Badawi, 2003
Cassey Lee,
Implementing
Competition Policy in Malaysia, 2003
T. J. Pempel,
The Changing
Character of Japan's Economic Linkages with Southeast Asia, 2003
Surin Pitsuwan, Zainah Anwar, Hussin Mutalib, Bernard T.
Adeney-Risakotta,
Perspectives
on Doctrinal and Strategic Implications of Global Islam, PART
II, Southeast Asia Post-September 11: The Challenge of Political
Islam, 2003
Yaacob Ibrahim, Peter Riddell, Shad Saleem Faruqi and Sharon
Siddique,
Perspectives
on Doctrinal and Strategic Implications of Global Islam, PART I,
Global Islam: Doctrinal and Strategic Implications, 2003
Michael Vatikiotis and Chin Kin Wah,
The
Geopolitical Situation in East and Southeast Asia, 2003
Dewi Fortuna Anwar and Harold Crouch,
Indonesia:
Foreign Policy and Domestic Politics, 2003
Rehman Rashid and James Wong Wing-On,
Malaysia in
Transition: The Battle for the Malay Mind, 2003
Mohd Shafie Apdal and Carlyle A. Thayer,
Security,
Political Terrorism and Militant Islam in Southeast Asia, 2003
Kyaw Yin Hlaing and David Koh,
Political
Developments in Myanmar and Vietnam, 2003
Tommy Koh, Kristin Paulson, Jose Tongzon and Vikram Khanna,
US-Singapore FTA: Implications and Prospects, 2003
Zainah Anwar and Ulil Abshar-Abdalla,
Political
and Security Outlook 2003: Islam - The Challenge from Extremist
Interpretations, 2003
Rohan K. Gunaratna,
Political
and Security Outlook 2003: Terrorism in Southeast Asia, What to
Expect, 2003
Hadi Soesastro, Mahani Zainal Abidin, Somchai Jitsuchon,
Regional
Economic Outlook 2003: Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand, 2003
Richard H. Solomon and Yang Jiemian,
Political and
Security Outlook 2003: Asian Geostrategic Trends, 2003
Daljit Singh,
The Post-September 11 Geostrategic Landscape and Southeast Asian
Response to the Threat of Terrorism, 2002
Farish A. Noor,
PAS post-Fadzil
Noor: Future Directions and Prospects, 2002
Harold Crouch,
The Key Determinants of Indonesia's Political Future, 2002
Anthony L. Smith,
Recent
Developments in Southeast Asia, 2002
Hadar N. Gumay, Shamsul A.B., Temario C. Rivera, Kullada
Kesboonchoo Mead,
Assessing
Democratic Evolution in Southeast Asia, 2002
Zainal Aznam Yusof and Chalongphob Sussangkarn,
Regional
Economic Outlook 2002: Malaysia and Thailand, 2002
Supachai Panitchpakdi, Wang Gungwu, Paul M. Evans, Ernesto M.
Pernia,
Outlook for China and the Region, 2002
Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono and Hadi Soesastro,
Outlook for
Indonesia, 2002
Harold Crouch, Ahmad Fauzi Abdul Hamid, Carmen A. Abubakar and
Yang Razali Kassim,
Islam in
Southeast Asia: Analyzing Recent Developments, 2002
Anthony L. Smith,
What the
Recent Terror Attacks Mean for Indonesia, 2001
Derek da Cunha, Tan See Seng, K S Nathan, Farish A Noor,
Regional
Political and Security Implications of the Terror Attacks in the
United States, 2001
K. S. Nathan,
Economic
Slowdown and Domestic Politics: Malaysia Boleh? 2001.
Thaksin Shinawatra,
Rethinking
Recovery, 2001
Surin Pitsuwan,
Future
Directions for ASEAN, 2001
Tan Sri Musa Hitam,
Islam and
State in Malaysia, 2001
Sheng Lijun, A
New U.S. Asia Policy?: Air Collision, Arms Sales and China-U.S.
Relations, 2001
Djoko Hartono and David Ehrmann,
The Indonesian
Economic Crisis and Impact on Educational Enrolment and Quality,
2001
Ade Komarudin, Ali Masykur Musa, Alvin Lie, Irwan Prayitno and
Pramono Anung,
Trends in Indonesia: Visions for Indonesia's Future, 2001
M. R. Sukhumbhand Paribatra and Kitti Limskul,
Thailand After
The Election: Politics and Economics, 2001
Hadi Soesastro, Mahani Zainal Abidin and Chalongphob Sussangkarn,
The Regional
Economic Outlook in 2001: Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand, 2001
Abdul Aziz and Michael Leifer,
Political and
Governance Challenges in Southeast Asia: Outlook 2001
Ali Alatas,
"ASEAN Plus Three" Equals Peace Plus Prosperity, 2001
Jose Ramos-Horta,
East Timor and
the Region, 2001
Mochtar Buchori and Cornelis Lay,
Assessing
Current Political Developments in Indonesia, 2000
Mohammad Sadli,
Restoring
Investor Confidence in Indonesia, 2000
Sheng Lijun,
Taiwan's New
President and Cross-Strait Relations, 2000
Tin Maung Maung Than,
Myanmar: The
Dilemma of Stalled Reforms, 2000
John Funston,
Election Fervour: Political Contest in Thailand and Malaysia,
2000
Mohamed Ariff and Azidin Wan Abdul Kadir,
The Near-Term
Outlook for the Malaysian Economy, 2000
Ahn Choong Yong,
Korea's
Economic Outlook in 2000: Recovery and Future Restructuring,
2000
C.P.F. Luhulima,
Scope of
ASEAN's Security Framework for the 21st Century, 2000
John Funston,
ASEAN and the Principle of Non-Intervention - Practice and
Prospects, 2000
Chalongphob Sussangkarn,
Thailand:
Toward a Sustainable Recovery, 2000
Agus Widjojo and Bambang Harymurti,
Understanding
Political Change and the role of the military in Post Suharto
Indonesia, 2000
Michael Leifer,
The Political
and Security Outlook for Southeast Asia, 2000
Zakaria Haji Ahmad, Khoo Kay Kim, K S Nathan, Hari Singh,
Meredith Weiss and John Funston,
Trends in
Malaysia: Election Assessment, 2000
Sheng Lijun, How
China is Going to Respond to Lee Teng-Hui's "Two States" Theory,
1999
Mahani Zainal Abidin and Zakaria Haji Ahmad,
The Financial
Crisis in Malaysia: The Economic and Political Consequences,
1999
David K. Linnan,
Indonesian Bankruptcy Policy & Reform: Reconciling Efficiency
and Economic Nationalism, 1999
John Funston,
Malaysia/Thailand, A Mid-Year Review: Contrasting Political
Trajectories, 1999
James Cotton,
Peacekeeping in East Timor: an Australian perspective, 2001
Leo Suryadinata,
The Ethnic Chinese Issue and National Integration Indonesia,
2001
Marzuki Darusman, SH,
Indonesia in
Transition, 1999 |
