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How exactly can local & international humanitarian actors work better in the context of clear power disparities?

On waiting for public transport and the inequalities of reconstruction.

Post-typhooon resettlement has made the lives of many more precarious.

Master planning or planning for the masters?

The post-Yolanda resettlement process has broken the networks of support in urban poor communities.

“Prathet ku mi” has reopened the most sensitive wound of Thailand’s past for a new generation.

A personal reflection on the importance of academic freedom

The semi-presidential political system has proven robust, despite the challenges in the aftermath of the 2017–18 elections.

Expert speakers discuss the state of Indonesia's politics and economy in 2018, with the focus on the status of minorities.

On nationalism, religion, archaeology, folklore and pseudo-history.

An introduction to the essential scholarship on Philippine history, politics, culture and society.

Despite the routing of UMNO at GE14 amid regime change, Malay politicians still dominate the new coalition government.