Disruptive Asia Launch (Sydney)
VIEW EVENT DETAILSVolume Two, an ASEAN Special Edition
“Australia can’t turn away from the challenges and shouldn’t miss the opportunities that the ASEAN region will keep presenting.” Greg Earl, Editor, Disruptive Asia
Join Asia Society Australia at KPMG Sydney for the launch of our second edition of Disruptive Asia.
This special ASEAN edition is curated and edited by award-winning journalist, Greg Earl and brings together 20 unique perspectives on the dynamism, diversity and changing nature of the ASEAN region and Australia's relations with its South East Asian neighbours.
To celebrate the launch of this publication, we’ll be bringing together a panel of Disruptive Asia contributors and Asia watchers from across academia, the arts, business, community and science.
Ahead of the launch, you can explore the first five essays, released to coincide with the historic ASEAN-Australia Special Summit held in Sydney in March 2018. The full publication will be available on the day in hardcopy and online.
Date: Friday 30 November 2018
Time: 8:30 am - 10:00 am
Venue: KPMG Sydney, 300 Barangaroo Avenue, Sydney NSW 2000
This event is open to members of Asia Society Australia and invited guests. It will be followed by our Annual General Meeting at 10:30 am. Further details on the AGM can be found here >>
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Our Disruptive Asia Contributors:
Greg Earl, Australia and a region in the making
Geoff Raby, More engagement with ASEAN is Australia’s best hedge
Huong Le Thu, Why ASEAN has given up on ‘shaping China’
Natalie Sambhi, A shared maritime destiny for Australia, Indonesia and the Philippines
Louise McGrath, Will RCEP provide the right deal for business?
Doug Ferguson, Building a sustainable future for the New Colombo Plan
Cat Thao Nguyen, Vietnam rising: will Australia keep up?
Anna Green, The new frontier: Can ASEAN be this decade’s China
Peter Osborne, Asia’s health and wellness revolution can change its future
David Burns, A connected South-East Asia
Shamim Razavi, Enhancing the rule of law in Asia: the Australian role
Bede Moore, Delivery time: Australia’s opportunity to take a Go-Jek ride
Helen Brown, Bridging a looming digital divide with Indonesia
Aim Sinpeng,The leapfrog generation: Australia’s cyber diplomacy dilemma
Sandra Seno-Alday, Quiet achievers: how women are changing regional business
Kelly Gerard, Redefining women’s empowerment in South-East Asia
Melissa Crouch, The Rohingya crisis is a joint diplomatic challenge for ASEAN and Australia
Savitri Taylor, Reversing the boats: a humane response to a regional dilemma
Kathleen Turner, Australia’s language deficit is a threat to its role in the global economy
Michelle Kohler, Going there: reviving Indonesia/n in education
About Disruptive Asia
Disruptive Asia was made possible through the “Desai-Oxnam Innovation Fund” established by the Asia Society to celebrate generosity and almost 40 years of combined service of former Asia Society Presidents Dr. Vishakha Desai and Dr Robert Oxnam. The views expressed in all Disruptive Asia publications are the authors’ own and do not represent those of the Asia Society. Copyright © Asia Society Australia 2017-2018.
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Event Details
KPMG Sydney, 300 Barangaroo Avenue, Sydney NSW 2000