Author: Hung Nguyen, George Mason University US–Vietnam relations have come a long way. In 1982, in his report to the Fifth Congress of the Communist Party...
Author: Jan Fidrmuc, Brunel University Despite China’s history of experimenting with new policies and the economic liberalisation since the late 1980s, China is still only a...
Authors: Purnendra Jain and Peter Mayer, University of Adelaide The tale of the recent February Delhi assembly elections shows how quickly political fortunes can decline. Prime...
Author: Patrick Williams, ANU China’s new government fund for venture capital has real potential to significantly promote China’s domestic entrepreneurship and innovation. But if access to...
Author: Arun Swamy, University of Guam The story of 2014 in India was the story of Narendra Modi’s rise from chief minister of Gujarat to prime...
Authors: Margareth Sembiring and Julius Cesar I. Trajano, Nanyang Technological University The Southeast Asian region is now viewed as an oasis of socioeconomic development. But the...
Author: Gareth Evans, ANU Things just haven’t clicked the way they should have in the Australian–ASEAN relationship. We seem far removed from the time when as...
Author: Sanchita Basu Das, ISEAS What will it take to change the way Asia thinks about trade strategy? As the negotiators of the RCEP agreement are...
Author: Michael V. Gestrin, OECD State-owned enterprises have played a relatively minor role in the era of investment-driven globalisation that began in the 1970s. As recently...