Embracing ASEAN Economic Community 2025: Unlocking Prospects and Overcoming Obstacles in Indonesia
Imagine businesses of all sizes, effortlessly trading goods and services across ASEAN borders, tapping into diverse markets, and seizing growth opportunities. Picture investors eagerly exploring investment prospects in ASEAN, fueling […]
Institutional Visitation by Prince of Songkla University – FISIPOL and PSU Future Collaboration
Yogyakarta, Friday, March 3, 2023 FISIPOL together with the ASEAN Studies Center UGM welcomed the institution from the Prince of Songkla University (PSU), Thailand. This meeting was held in Dean’s […]
Public Seminar – Indonesia’s Agenda in ASEAN Chairmanship 2023: Opportunities and Challenges
Indonesia’s Chairmanship role in the midst of the dynamics of global issues that are always challenging at this time is driven by strong initiatives to build a regional region that […]
ASEAN’s Pathway to Sustainability Through Green Recovery Post-Pandemic Covid-19: Challenge and Opportunity
Written by Wahyu Candra Dewi Striking in 2020, the Covid-19 pandemic has significantly brought disruption to people’s livelihoods worldwide. Upon its initial announcement in March, the pandemic extended from a […]
What’s Missing in the AHRD?: Synergizing with Civil Society Towards Better Human Rights Regime in ASEAN
Written by Gerald John C. Guillermo Civil society has long been a bastion of service and advocacy—contributing to the development and uplifting of lives, particularly in marginalized and underprivileged sectors […]
ASC UGM at FISIPOL UGM Research Days 2022
Last week on FISIPOL Research Days 2022, our research on Halal Tourism has been presented by Dra. Siti Daulah Khoiriati as the lead researcher of this research project. In this […]
ASEAN’s Human Rights Promises and Pitfalls: Is the ASEAN Effective in Advancing its Human Rights Agenda?
Written by Arvhie Santos Background When the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) first recognized the concept of human rights in the ASEAN Charter promulgated in 2007, which led to […]
ASEAN at a Crossroads: An Autocratic Turn in the Region
According to Democracy Report 2022, published by V-Dem Institute, Southeast Asian countries were reported to experience either democratic stagnation or regression, indicating a shift towards a more autocratic region. Although […]
The Challenge of ASEAN Institutionalism in Outer Space
Written by: Ade Meirizal & Dinda Julia Putri A lot of people are blurry to consider space. Space activities are more complex. Not only for telecommunication, banking, and GPS utility, […]
AUKUS Impact for Achieving ASEAN Vision 2025
Written by: Hastian Akbar Stiarso & Rayhan Fasya Firdausi The newly formed trilateral security partnership between Australia, the UK, and the United States (AUKUS) on 16 September 2022 is a […]