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The Rise of GMT+8: Why the Future May Belong to Southeast Asia
Drawing on Danny Quah’s lecture at LSE, MSc candidate Katia Konopelko explores how Southeast and East Asia’s rising influence is reshaping global power. Weaving her own regional experience with Quah’s framework, she examines the three strategic responses avai…
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Drawing on Danny Quah’s lecture at LSE, MSc candidate Katia Konopelko explores how Southeast and East Asia’s rising influence is reshaping global power. Weaving her own regional experience with Quah’s framework, she examines the three strategic responses avai…
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