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Youth Political Participation in ASEAN
Recently, the subject of youth participation in politics has come to the worldβs attention. Many international institutions have turned their focus on youth in politics; for example, the UN Security Council adopted Resolution 2250 in 2015 on Youth, Peace and Security to encourage the Member States to take into accountΒ involving youth inΒ the decision making process…
ASEAN’s Covid19 Recovery and the Nexus for a Green Economy in Climate Change Mitigation
Southeast Asia has a population of $667.3 million USD in 2020, the third most populous economy, and is expected grow to be the fourth largest economy by 2030. By then, the combined domestic consumption of all ASEAN member states (AMS), is estimated to be about 60 percent of its gross domestic product (GDP), and is expected to double to $4 trillion USD wit…
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Strengthening production supply chains in the recovery of covid-19 pandemic
The Covid-19 pandemic has caught ASEAN by surprise, evolving from a health crisis into a broader economic and social issue that impacted livelihoods and business activities across the region. Since many manufacturing sectors in AMS have become highly dependent on raw materials sourced from China, consequences were first evident by the disruptions in supply…
Atlas Series 3: Atlas of Parliamentary Diplomacy
This Atlas is a unique tool for understanding the concrete regional, transnational and global issues that national Parliaments have to overcome together in order to increase mutual understanding between countries so they can face shared challenges. Part One presents a variety of individual perspectives from experts and citizens from both Asia and Europe on the common issues aΒecting the people and Parliaments on both continents. Readers can reο¬ect upon these perspectives when discussing legislation and government action intended to address todayβs most pressing issues. Part Two takes a closer look at the developing role, mechanisms and issues affecting Parliaments and interparliamentary associations in Southeast Asia, especially those among AIPA Member States.
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