In this episode, we are joined by Enze Han to explore China’s role in Southeast Asia as an “unconventional great power,” shaped not only by Beijing but also by local networks, border dynamics, and non-state actors. From tensions in the South China Sea and relations with the Philippines to infrastructure investments and ASEAN’s internal divisions, we discuss whether the region is moving toward deeper integration, growing competition, or a more fragmented future.
Read more about Enze Han and his research: https://www.enzehan.com/
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