Past events
The law and economics foundation of anti-corruption policies: the Thai experience
Medhi Krongkaew reviews Thailand’s National Anti-Corruption Commission in comparison with similar organisations in other East and Southeast Asian countries.
Participation in global production networks: evidence from landlocked developing countries
Buavanh Vilavong discusses the factors affecting the participation of landlocked developing countries in global production networks.
On the sources and mechanisms of economic growth in China
Ligang Song uses various modelling approaches to investigate Chinese economic growth during the past forty years, and to project the growth trajectory into the future.
Fuel switching and infant health: evidence from the LPG subsidy in Indonesia
Imelda presents her work on health effects of fuel switching.
India – A resurgent maritime nation, harnessing the blue economy
Admiral R K Dhowan discusses the role of the Indian Navy in furthering peace and stability in the region and how to harness the forces of India’s blue economy.
What can ASEAN do in the midst of the 'New Normal'?
Former Indonesian Finance Minister Chatib Basri looks at the global trend of growing resistance to globalisation, and its potential impact on the ASEAN economies.
Why forests? Why now? The science, economics, and politics of tropical forests and climate change
Jonah Busch discusses the importance of tropical forests in averting climate change and promoting sustainable development.
Do working women have higher intra-household decision-making power?
Xue (Sarah) Dong discusses the relationship between women’s working status and their intra-household decision-making power in Indonesia.
Effects of majority coalitions on district fiscal outcomes and service access in Indonesia
Adrianus Hendrawan discusses research which found that Indonesian district governments with majority coalitions raise more own-revenues and spend more than district governments with minority coalitions.
Government procurement polices across the Tasman: what role played by (Preferential) Trade Agreements?
Malcolm Bosworth looks at the effect on efficiency and budgets of including government procurement provisions in preferential trade agreements.
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