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The right to repair in Thailand: Improving outcomes for consumers, repairers, and the environment
The Institute’s Policy White Paper, in collaboration with the Thailand Environmental Institute (TEI) and Rangsit University Faculty of Law, explores Right to Repair (R2R) in Thailand and sets out recommendations for creating a robust R2R policy environment in the country. The Paper also discusses the history of R2R movement and legislation around the world, highlighting…
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SEAPPI and Asian Vision Institute announce MoU to collaborate on policy research and dialogues
The Southeast Asia Public Policy Institute (SEAPPI) and Asian Vision Institute (AVI) are announcing an Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate on policy research and dialogues in areas of mutual interest including sustainability, energy, technology, and public health. As a first project under the new MoU, the institutes have announced a collaboration to better understand…
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SEAPPI and Rangsit University Faculty of Law Announce MoU for Research Collaboration in Thailand
The Southeast Asia Public Policy Institute (SEAPPI) and the Faculty of Law, Rangsit University have announced an agreement to collaborate on policy research and dialogue in Thailand and across the Southeast Asia region. The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), signed by Dean of the Faculty of Law at Rangsit University Professor Vicha Mahakun and SEAPPI Executive…
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Southeast Asia Global Relations Outlook Part 4: China, the US, and EU
In this fourth installment of our short series analyzing Southeast Asia’s Global Relations Outlook for 2025, we discuss the relationship of ASEAN countries with global superpowers and longstanding partners amid shifting geopolitical dynamics and risks at the regional and global levels. China China to Continue Prioritizing ASEAN ASEAN is expected to remain a diplomatic priority…
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Southeast Asia Global Relations Outlook Part 3: CLMB Countries and East Timor
In this third part of our short series analyzing Southeast Asia’s Global Relationship Outlook for 2025, we discuss the key economic and political trends in the CLMB countries: Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, and Brunei Darussalam. For the CLMB countries, economic growth and stability remains a priority as each country navigates tensions domestically and with its neighbors.…