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2025 Southeast Asia Regional Geo-Economic Update

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Lecture Theatre 1 (HB1), Hedley Bull Building
Acton ACT, Australia
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Tue, 2 Dec, 9am - 3:30pm AEDT

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2025 Southeast Asia Regional Geo-Economic Update: Realignments, Resources and Risks

The ANU Southeast Asia Institute (SEAI) presents a special Update on Tuesday 2 December 2025, with two distinctive foci:

  • Coverage of the sub-region of Southeast Asia as whole, with themes spanning multiple SEA countries; and

  • A focus on regional geo-economics, complementing SEAI's inaugural Regional Geopolitical Update in May 2023.


This landmark Regional Geo-Economic Update adopts the theme of Realignments, Resources and Risks. Southeast Asian economies are facing challenges from the structural constraints and contradictions in micro-  and macro- economics, the global climate crisis, technological advancements that are double-edged swords, as well as geopolitical problems and uncertainties.

  • How can Southeast Asian countries and societal actors best maintain their developmental imperatives?

  • Ought they try to balance a variety of opportunities and risks in different ways across domestic and foreign economic, social and strategic policies?

  • How will Southeast Asian political economies ensure the security of critical supply chains and technology?


Convenors: 

Dr Nicholas CHAN & Professor Evelyn GOH, Australian National University


Speakers include: 

  • Professor Helen NESADURAI, Monash Malaysia

  • Dr Vũ Thành TỰ ANH, Fulbright University Vietnam

  • Dr Eve WARBURTON, Australian National University

  • Dr Trissia WIJAYA, University of Melbourne

  • Associate Professor Keith BARNEY, Australian National University

  • Ms Elina NOOR, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

 
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Lecture Theatre 1 (HB1), Hedley Bull Building
Acton ACT, Australia