(filtered through a Singaporean perspective)
Professor Joseph Chinyong Liow is one of Singapore’s leading scholars on international affairs, known for his incisive analysis of Southeast Asian politics. He serves as the Dean of the College of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences at Nanyang Technological University (NTU), where he currently holds the prestigious Tan Kah
01:10 Understanding Business Expertise 05:33 The Triad of Business Expertise 10:49 What Business School Misses Out 14:52 Why Are There So Many Conglomerates in Southeast Asia? 20:11 Not Everything Is About Corruption 23:48 What Makes A Good Tycoon? 29:03 Why Tycoons Are Politically
00:00 Introduction 01:03 How To Understand India 05:42 India's Core Interests 09:16 India's Strengths in a Multipolar World 13:02 Is India Obstructionist? 20:10 The India-Pakistan Conflict: A Historical Perspective 28:12 The Role of China in South Asia 33:31
Professor Euston Quah is a prominent Singaporean economist and the Albert Winsemius Chair Professor of Economics at Nanyang Technological University (NTU), where he also serves as Head of the Economics Division. Known for his work in cost-benefit analysis, environmental economics, and policy economics, he has advised various government agencies and
Grace Shao is a Financial/tech journalist turned analyst based in Hong Kong. On her Substack, she writes about AI and its relationship with energy, big tech, and society. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - Trailer & Intro 01:30 Understanding the Chinese Internet Ecosystem 06:06 The Evolution of Chinese Entrepreneurs
