Author: RSIS

RSIS Commentaries are intended to provide timely and, where appropriate, policy relevant background and analysis of contemporary developments. The views of the author/s are their own and do not represent the official position of the S.Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS), NTU, which produces the Commentaries. For any republishing of RSIS articles, consent must be obtained from S.Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS).

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Articles by RSIS :

Analysis 

The ‘Wikileaks Effect’: Information Warfare and ‘Battle for the Truth’

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In the ‘Battle for the Truth’, the diffused power of information sharing in the Internet age can pose more than

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Time for Rethink: Need to Refocus on WTO

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The sluggishness of the World Trade Organisation in recent years has led to the proliferation of free trade agreements (FTA).

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Mudflow Management: Lessons for Southeast Asia

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Hungary’s Toxic Red Mud Spill in early October has important lessons for Southeast Asia. Key amongst them is the need

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Indonesian Islam: What went Right?

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Muslims in Indonesia are well-known for their moderation. The local culture and traditional texts of Islam is the most dominant

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Nuclear Energy In Southeast Asia: Competition Or Cooperation?

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Southeast Asia is expected to see the operation of its first nuclear power plant by 2020. While this will alleviate

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PKR Elections: Anwar Strengthens His Hand

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Malaysia’s People’s Justice Party (PKR) has just concluded its  party elections that witnessed a number of controversies. The net result

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Yeonpyeong: Dealing With North Korea

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North Korea’s recent actions, including the intensification of the uranium-enrichment programme and the artillery bombardment on the Yeonpyeong Island has

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The Real Lesson of Wikileaks: Virtues Of Diplomatic Confidentiality

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The Wikileaks controversy is not simply about the triumph of a liberal philosophy of holding governments accountable for their secret

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The Indonesian Defence Forces And Disaster Relief: Potential Pitfalls And Challenges

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The triple disaster that struck Indonesia in recent months has led to the deployment of the Indonesian Defence Forces (TNI)

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