The discussion forum is a public event to explore the implications of new policy issues facing Indonesia. It is held every two to three weeks and brings together people form very diverse subject and professional experience. The aim is to stimulate interest in strategic policy questions, to provide an exposure to altervative views on the subject and to identify potential partners in Strategic Asia's priority programmes.
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The group from the College of Defence Management, India’s leading centre of excellence on all management-related concerns of India’s armed forces, visited the Strategic Asia Office on Friday, November 20th, 2009 for a Briefing on Indonesia’s Current Political and Economic Condition, organized by the India Embassy to Indonesia and Strategic Asia.
As part of the Strategic Asia Policy Intechange programme, Strategic Asia will organize a 7-series of discussions under the theme of “Policy Challenges for the New Government” in anticipation of the incoming new government in October 2009.
Krystyna Krassowska, Environment Advisor of for Directorate for Environmental Affairs in BAPPENAS share her view and opinion on Strategic Asia, 16 April 2008.
Ashutosh Varshney, Professor of Political Science at University of Michigan - Ann Arbor, presented his proposal study together with cosultant of the World Bank, Patrick Barron and Blair Palmer.
Strategic Asia held the second discussion forum about “Corporate Social Responsibility: Conscience or Obligations.” Noke Kiroyan, The Director of Business Development Strategy of Strategic Asia, was the speaker.
Amit Bhaduri, Economics Professor from Jawaharlal Nehru University at New Delhi, share his opinion about Growth, Inequality and Employment in the Age of Liberalization at Strategic Asia's Discussion Forum.
Series of discussions held from August to October 2009 under the theme of
“Policy Challenges for the New Government” in anticipation of the incoming new
government in October 2009.
Press Release New Strategic Asia Website While 21st century is expected to be the Asian Century, it is also not to be taken for granted especially since many expet that this is a foregone conclusion.
