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globalization

Multilateralism or bust
Academia 1 year ago

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Multilateralism or bust

In today’s global landscape, the cardinal rule seems to be: With enough power, governments can get away with murder.
Malay ethnocentrism is very much about the economy
Academia 1 year ago

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Malay ethnocentrism is very much about the economy

For young Malays to be involved in the political process, they had to be part of Islamist nongovernmental groups such as ABIM and IKRAM and political parties
Reimagining the international system: A call to action
Academia 1 year ago

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Reimagining the international system: A call to action

Countries are being told what to buy, what to build and how to fund their growing economies based on distant animosities and ideological divides rather than on ethical values or free market principles.
Combining inclusive and open principles for Indonesia’s economy
Academia 2 years ago

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Combining inclusive and open principles for Indonesia’s economy

Indonesia must raise its average economic growth from 5 to 7 percent to escape the middle-income trap by the end of the demographic dividend in 2037.
WTO warns of 'first signs' of trade de-globalization
Economy 2 years ago

WTO warns of 'first signs' of trade de-globalization

The idea of "de-globalization" has gained traction since the war in Ukraine and pandemic-related lockdowns in China prompted significant disruption to global supply chains. 
Human-centric globalization: Taking G20 to the last mile, leaving none behind
Academia 2 years ago

Human-centric globalization: Taking G20 to the last mile, leaving none behind

Our G20 presidency is working on bridging the gender digital divide, reducing labor force participation gaps and enabling a larger role for women in leadership and decision-making. 
What’s wrong with more regionalization?
Academia 2 years ago

What’s wrong with more regionalization?

More reliance on regional trade ties further strengthens the spokes of the global economy.
Global economic fragmentation calls for proactive, unified ASEAN strategy
Academia 2 years ago

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Global economic fragmentation calls for proactive, unified ASEAN strategy

Centering market integration efforts around industry-specific regional value chain development can position ASEAN as a resilient and trusted hub within global and regional production networks.
Building on past success to open up new prospects for China-Indonesia friendship
Academia 2 years ago

Building on past success to open up new prospects for China-Indonesia friendship

ASEAN and China have deepened cooperation in green development, climate change, environmental protection, energy transition and digital economy, and have worked together in implementing the Global Development Initiative and UN 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.   
China is open for business
Editorial 3 years ago

China is open for business

Straight out of the gate from easing its zero-COVID policy, China has filed a dispute with the WTO over the US’ microchip curbs, while the Asian superpower’s reopening also means a boon for Indonesia.
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