Middle power, middle-range approach to IR in the form of a Vietnamese School of Diplomacy? My take on the power-knowledge nexus in the case of Vietnam is out now on the Journal of Current Southeast Asian affairs https://t.co/ktPk8JfJFD
Full house at a DAV seminar having Prof. @AmitavAcharya sharing with IR lecturers & students about "Global civilization and the future world order", inspiring & thought-provoking as always. Thank you, prof, & look forward to your next visit to DAV.
Just now: World order is not merely dictated by great powers, ASEAN always has a rules-based order, said Prof @AmitavAcharya at 2025 Asean future forum in Hanoi.
The ASEAN-IPR WPS Training Programme (Module One and Two) kicked start on 30 September 2024, in Bangkok, Thailand.
The inaugural day was officiated by the ED of ASEAN-IPR and Representative of the UK Mission to ASEAN.
"The State of the Discipline: How Far Along Are We in Developing an IR Theory Based on Southeast Asia’s Experiences", our take on International Studies Perspectives https://t.co/XgLIUTCb0M
📢Special Announcement!
Our @IAJournal_CH Special Issue on "Asian Conceptions of International Order" edited by @BajpaiKanti and @EvanLaksmana will be available for #FreeAccess for limited time until September 3, Sunday! Check it out now!
Link: https://t.co/hwDBFYe2o9
Our July special section 'Asian Conception of International Order: What Asia Wants' is now free to access for 1️⃣ week!!
Watch co-editor @BajpaiKanti describe the special section which you can now read for free here ➡️ https://t.co/ergSQqlMy6
In recent years, Vietnam has shifted from being a challenger of the western-oriented liberal international order to a cautious advocate of a rules-based world order. Why? 🇻🇳
To find out, read @bonnythuy’s article that unpacks this in detail: https://t.co/77UNPoNONg
‘As a socialist developing state with good relations with all major powers, Vietnam has great potential to serve as a ‘bridge builder’ in the multiplex order’, writes @bonnythuy. 🇻🇳
Read our blog on how small states shape the world order 👇 https://t.co/jvOFMzR010
My alma mater - Nanyang Technological University, Singapore has been ranked as the best university under 50 years old, according to the Times Higher Education Young University Rankings.
https://t.co/HQqi3HVFwQ
New blog alert: How do small states shape the liberal international order (LIO)? 🌏
To answer, Chanintira na Thalang (@thammasat_uni), @bonnythuy & @charmwilloughby unpack Vietnam, Thailand and the Philippines' contributions to LIO. 🇻🇳 🇹🇭 🇵🇭
Read here ⤵️ https://t.co/jvOFMzR010
Vietnam supports a world order ‘in which the voices and interests of lesser powers (like Vietnam) should not be subsumed by great power politics’, writes @bonnythuy. 🇻🇳
Read her article on Vietnam’s vision of the international order: https://t.co/77UNPoNONg
Delighted to join regional scholars in contributing a Vietnamese perspective to Asian conceptions of international order, just out now on
@IAJournal_CH
Link: https://t.co/2Fn2LRLq8q
Thuy Do explained how 🇻🇳 shifted from an outsider if not a challenger of the western-crafted liberal order, to increasingly leaning toward a rules-based international order
Link: https://t.co/9MC4w461Cb
📢🌏 New issue out now!
Asian conceptions of international order: what Asia wants, edited by @BajpaiKanti and @EvanLaksmana.
Read the section, as well as 10 other articles and 34 book reviews here > https://t.co/ergSQqlMy6