RSIS NTS Insight

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  Centre for Non-Traditional Security Studies Year in Review 2020 

  Gong, Lina; Trajano, Julius Cesar (S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, 2020-12-16)

  The NTS Year in Review 2020 comprises articles which discuss some of the NTS challenges confronting the region and their linkages with the SDGs. These articles also draw out the potential pathways to addressing these challenges ahead. We hope that you will find these articles useful in providing a holistic understanding of the kinds of challenges we face today. The NTS Centre will also continue to ...

  The NTS Year in Review 2020 comprises articles which discuss some of the NTS challenges confronting the region and their linkages with the SDGs. These articles also draw out the potential pathways to addressing these challenges ahead. We hope that you ...
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  The COVID-19 Catalyst: Implications for Disaster Governance in ASEAN 

  Gong, Lina; Nanthini, S. (S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, 2020-12-15)

  Disaster governance is a key element to building a resilient ASEAN community. Vulnerability to natural hazards has led to their prioritisation in disaster governance in the regional bloc. With the set of regional frameworks, bodies and facilities established over the past two decades, ASEAN has become a leading regional actor for dealing with natural hazards. In comparison, during the COVID-19 ...

  Disaster governance is a key element to building a resilient ASEAN community. Vulnerability to natural hazards has led to their prioritisation in disaster governance in the regional bloc. With the set of regional frameworks, bodies and facilities ...
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  Decarbonisation on a Finite Planet: A Preliminary Assessment of Environmental and Social Impacts 

  Sembiring, Margareth (S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, 2020-11-15)

  Decarbonisation through the deployment of low-carbon technologies has become a central component in climate mitigation strategy. The production of these technologies, however, requires many more minerals compared to their conventional counterparts. Moreover, the technologies needed to recycle them at the end of their product lifetime are not yet fully developed. These potentially intensify various ...

  Decarbonisation through the deployment of low-carbon technologies has become a central component in climate mitigation strategy. The production of these technologies, however, requires many more minerals compared to their conventional counterparts. ...
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  Green Recovery in Post-COVID-19 Southeast Asia? 

  Sembiring, Margareth (S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, 2020-10-07)

  The COVID-19 pandemic has inflicted unprecedented economic damages across the globe. Amidst rigorous efforts to manage immediate issues like job losses and business displacements, low-carbon proponents have begun to make calls for a green recovery. In Southeast Asia, an intentional shift towards a green recovery seems unlikely. This is because governments fall back on existing development plans as ...

  The COVID-19 pandemic has inflicted unprecedented economic damages across the globe. Amidst rigorous efforts to manage immediate issues like job losses and business displacements, low-carbon proponents have begun to make calls for a green recovery. In ...

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