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Yanghee Lee and Chris Sidoti of the Special Advisory Council for Myanmar, join Asia Society Executive Vice President and Asia Society Policy Institute Senior Fellow Debra Eisenman to discuss the current state of play in Myanmar.
“China’s leaders have long been determined to suppress emerging religious movements they see as a threat to social order", writes CCA Fellow on Chinese Political Economy and Society G.A. Donovan.
G.A. Donovan breaks down the spiritual pursuits that people in China are seeking to provide relief from stress and unpredictability, and how it has led to an outbreak in criminal activity involving religious fraud and spiritual scams.
Dr. Ronojoy Sen of National University of Singapore discusses the key factors shaping the Indian elections, voter perceptions on the ground, and the priorities for the new government.
Asia Society Texas' fourth annual "31 Ways to Celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month" calendar highlighted live events and on-demand content celebrating the diversity and stories of Houston's communities.
To challenge common frames of looking at China, Pascale Massot proposes looking at behavior from the international Chinese government through the frames of “heterogeneity,” “vulnerability,” and “uncertainty.”
Genevieve Donnellon-May's paper explores the implications of the Peoples Republic of China’s Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs decision to approve genetically modified corn and soybean varieties in December of 2023.
Pascale Massot discusses the difficulties of understanding China in today's crucial context and suggests replacing dominant analytical frames with new ones to better capture the country's complexities.
Genevieve Donnellon-May explores China's decision to introduce genetically modified seed cultivation and its impact on domestic food production and global markets.
As part of his fellowship, which runs from July 1 to December 31, 2024, Crabtree will provide in-depth analysis on important developments in Asia, and how they affect both Switzerland and Europe.
Lizzi C. Lee writes about U.S.-China competition in the electric vehicles (EVs) market and argues that Washington should draw from Beijing’s industrial policies, avoid its pitfalls, and leverage its unique strengths.
Farwa Aamer and Meera Gopal highlight the key outcomes of the meetings, examining the evolving international financial architecture and reform agenda, with a focus on Asia.
