Dean’s Chair Associate Professor & Vice-Dean @LKYSch @NUSingapore. China, Infrastructure, Water. Author of Thirsty Cities @CambridgeUP & Rivers of Iron @ucpress
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Our piece in Foreign Affairs just dropped. It’s a call for action to help save multilateralism, leveraging on the strengths and creativity of regions!
Read Monica Herz and @selinalcho on the case for regional institutions in an era of great-power competition:
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Our new Transpacific & Asian Dialogue on China just completed its first in-person workshop, hosted by @nuseai. Here is the video of Thursday's public event, a timely and wide ranging discussion featuring 5 of the 22 Fellows participating in this initiative
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Our new Transpacific & Asian Dialogue on China is about to hold its first in-person workshop, hosted by @nuseai. Tomorrow, you can join our public event, featuring 5 of the 22 Fellows participating in this initiative, live by registering at research.nus.edu.sg/eai/2020… or vitually at:
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The latest episode of the #Borderlands Podcast miniseries is out!
Delighted to be joined by Selina Ho @selinalcho and Brian Eyler @aikunming to unpack how China's hydro hegemony is enacted in its borderlands, from cooperation to coercion.
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If regional bodies do not step up, the world’s problems will be addressed by great powers seeking spheres of influence—“a mode of global politics that historically has not ended well for small and medium-sized states,” argue Monica Herz and @selinalcho.
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“International forums are faltering, but the world still needs collective action,” write Monica Herz and @selinalcho. “Regional organizations can be a recourse.”
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Read Monica Herz and @selinalcho on the case for regional institutions in an era of great-power competition:
foreignaffairs.com/south-ame…
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“Regional institutions can more quickly course correct when strategies do not work as expected, and they can try novel, untested solutions that an international organization may consider too risky,” write Monica Herz and @selinalcho.
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In an era of weakening multilateralism, regional bodies can lead the way “in free trade, technology, conflict management, and human security,” write Monica Herz and @selinalcho.
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Very excited that our piece in Foreign Affairs is out! Open access for 30 days. Great experience working with the Foreign Affairs team!
“International forums are faltering, but the world still needs collective action,” write Monica Herz and @selinalcho. “Regional organizations can be a recourse.”
foreignaffairs.com/south-ame…
Thrilled to be part of this exciting project!
We are thrilled to announce the Fellows of the Transpacific and Asian Dialogue on China, a new initiative designed to contribute to policy deliberations across the Asia-Pacific region over the novel & complex challenges posed by China’s rise. Read more at: global.upenn.edu/future-of-u…
Come join us in person or online as we propose solutions to the problems of multilateralism and development
Is the conventional capacity-building of economic development the right response? What can we do better?
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In responding to Southeast Asia's cyber scam centers, "How China intervenes depends on the cooperation of host countries," says @selinalcho of @CAG_LKYSPP
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In a recent podcast with Asia Society Switzerland, I spoke about the tariff wars, China-Southeast Asia relations, Xi’s visit to Southeast Asia, and Chinese foreign policy directions in general. Enjoy the podcast!
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We are looking forward to hosting @selinalcho later this month at @HKUniversity @ppa_hku2024!
If you are in HK, please join us and hear more about this fascinating work on China, SE Asia, and "grey" special economic zones.
Registration + details: hkuems1.hku.hk/hkuems/ec_hde…
If you’re in Hong Kong and interested in how China is managing transnational crime and scam centers in Southeast Asia, please come attend my talk hosted by HKU. It’s based on a forthcoming article explaining the varieties of Chinese interventions. linkedin.com/posts/selina-ho…
New article: China’s interventions in scam centers run by Chinese syndicates in Myanmar, Cambodia and Laos. An important building block for understanding the evolution of China’s “non-intervention” policy and the forms its security interventions take tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
Enjoyed working with @CarlaPFreeman and Gong Xue. Using cross-case and within-case comparisons, we explain when and why China intervenes and the variations in interventions.
