SSEAC Stories

During SSEAC's annual Politics in Action event, Hoe-Yeong Loke sat down with SSEAC's Deputy Director, Dr Elisabeth Kramer, to talk about current politics in Singapore.

You can follow Hoe-Yeong Loke on Twitter @lokehoeyeong.

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During SSEAC's annual Politics in Action event, Professor Ed Aspinall from the Australian National University sat down with SSEAC's Deputy Director, Dr Elisabeth Kramer, to talk about current politics in Indonesia.

You can follow Professor Edward Aspinall on Twitter @EdwardAspinall.

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What is Islamic journalism? It depends on where you stand.

Professor Janet Steele talks to Dr Natali Pearson about Islamic journalism in Indonesia and Malaysia and her latest book, Mediating Islam: Cosmopolitan Journalisms in Muslim Southeast Asia.

You can follow Professor Janet Steele on Twitter @janet_steele.

View the transcript here: https://bit.ly/3duZ0yV

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During SSEAC's annual Politics in Action event, four of our speakers sat down with SSEAC's Natali Pearson to talk about current politics in Cambodia, Indonesia, the Philippines and Malaysia.

*Image by Farah Purwaningrum

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During SSEAC's annual Politics in Action event, four of our speakers sat down with SSEAC's Natali Pearson to talk about current politics in Cambodia, Indonesia, the Philippines and Malaysia.

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During SSEAC's annual Politics in Action event, four of our speakers sat down with SSEAC's Natali Pearson to talk about current politics in Cambodia, Indonesia, the Philippines and Malaysia.

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During SSEAC's annual Politics in Action event, four of our speakers sat down with SSEAC's Natali Pearson to talk about current politics in Cambodia, Indonesia, the Philippines and Malaysia.

*Image by Nikki Edwards.

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On the eve of the ASEAN-Australia Special Summit, Dr Marty Natalegawa, former Foreign Minister of Indonesia joined the University of Sydney for a public lecture. Dr Natalegawa discussed the challenges and opportunities facing the ten-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations in an era of rapid geopolitical change.

Co-hosted by the University of Sydney, Australian Institute of International Affairs, and Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, the lecture was introduced by Dr Michael Spence AC, Vice Chancellor and Principal, the University of Sydney. The lecture was followed by a discussion with Dr Michael Vatikiotis (author of Blood and Silk: Power and Conflict in Modern Southeast Asia).

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