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Nov 9, 2020

Launch of LSE Southeast Asia Blog

Check out new LSE Southeast Asia Blog at blogs.lse.ac.uk/seac

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Jul 21, 2020

What comes next? Civil society and food systems in response to COVID-19

“People quickly organised initiatives to move this food from rural areas to supply urban communities in lockdown. As part of the…

What comes next? Civil society and food systems in response to COVID-19

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Jul 20, 2020

Questioning Normalcy: Rethinking Urbanisation, Development and Collective Action through the…

“With governments and economic powers eager to get back into gear through “new normal” narratives, existing social inequalities and…

Questioning Normalcy: Rethinking Urbanisation, Development and Collective Action through the…

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Jul 2, 2020

Smart Urbanism and the Common Good

“Who should decide what is the common good for a city? Is smart technology an ideal platform where dialogues on the common good can be…

Smart Urbanism and the Common Good

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Jun 29, 2020

Infectious disease in an urban society

“COVID-19 has caught many cities unprepared due to existing structural inequities and past institutional neglect”, writes Roger Keil…

Infectious disease in an urban society

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Jun 29, 2020

Managing COVID-19 on an increasingly urbanised planet

“Even in wealthy cities like Singapore, the poorest sectors of the population often have an inability to self-isolate due to dense living…

Managing COVID-19 on an increasingly urbanised planet

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Jun 1, 2020

Human Rights as the Foundation of Good Governance: The Ironies of the Philippine Experience

“Confronted by these challenges and difficulties, human rights defenders in the Philippines have taken steps to muster all possible…

Human Rights as the Foundation of Good Governance: The Ironies of the Philippine Experience

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Apr 27, 2020

Is China Buying up Southeast Asia? Investment, Infrastructure, and Development

“The situation is nowhere near as dire as what is commonly portrayed in the popular press”, writes Dr Guanie Lim, Research Fellow at the…

Is China Buying up Southeast Asia? Investment, Infrastructure, and Development

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Jan 23, 2019

Is popular environmentalism democratic?

By Prof Tim Forsyth|15 December 2018 on LSE SEAC

Is popular environmentalism democratic?

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Aug 10, 2018

Japan’s Perspectives on Connectivity Initiatives and Trade Liberalisation in Southeast Asia

By Yee Kuang Heng|10 August 2018 on LSE SEAC

Japan’s Perspectives on Connectivity Initiatives and Trade Liberalisation in Southeast Asia

LSE Saw Swee Hock Southeast Asia Centre blog

LSE Saw Swee Hock Southeast Asia Centre blog

*All articles posted on this blog give the views of the author(s), and not the position of LSE Saw Swee Hock Southeast Asia Centre, nor of the LSE*

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