APCSS Faculty
Critical Analysis of the 1994 Agreed Framework
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Identity, cyberspace and their impact on national security
More than 40 international security practitioners gather for a group photo during the 'Cyberia: Identity, Cyberspace and National Security' workshop. The Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies hosted the two-day workshop held Aug. 21-22 in Singapore with the Combating Terrorism Fellowship Program. At the workshop, participants focused on the issue of identity and security in Southeast Asia and examined cultural representations in cyberspace.Southeast Asia is one of the most ethnically, culturally, and linguistically diverse regions in the world. How do issues of identity impact this region where ethnic and religious hostility can be deeply entrenched? ‘Cyberia: Identity, Cyberspace and National Security’ was [...]
Shutting Down the Mobile Phone and the Downfall of Nepalese Society, Economy and Politics
The September issue of Pacific Affairs includes an article co-authored by APCSS professor Shyam Tekwani. “Shutting Down the Mobile Phone and the Downfall of Nepalese Society, Economy and Politics” explores how an 88-day shutdown in mobile phone service in Nepal as part of an effort to curb violence contributed to increased public discontent. Authors Tekwani; Peng Hwa Ang, Nanyang Technological University; and Guozhen Wang, Zhanjiang Normal University, Guangdong (China) review the importance of communications in today’s environment. According to Pacific Affairs editors, the authors conclude that “the mobile phone is so interwoven into modern life that without it, we feel isolated, [...]
APCSS jointly produces new publication
On the eve of the APEC 2012 summit, which begins next week in Vladivostok, Russia, it is our pleasure to announce the publication of the volume “From APEC 2011 TO APEC 2012: American and Russian Perspectives on Asia-Pacific Security and Cooperation. ” […]
Designed for Education: The Asia-Pacific Center opens a new learning center in Ft. DeRussy
From the left, APCSS Director, retired U.S. Air Force Lt. Gen. Dan Leaf, U.S. Senator to Hawaii, Daniel Inouye, Commander of U.S. Pacific Command, Admiral Samuel Locklear, and Chief of Staff for the Under Secretary of Defense for Policy, Peter Verga, untie a Hawaiian maile during the opening ceremony of Maluhia Hall at the Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies August 24, 2012 in Honolulu. Maluhia Hall provides the Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies more than 10,000 sq.ft. of additional classroom space. The new facility will be come home for the next generation of Asia-Pacific security professionals attending APCSS executive educations [...]
APCSS hosts Chinese delegation for a tour
The Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies hosted a visit by a delegation from China’s Central Party School and China Reform Forum Aug. 11. Pictured (l-r) are: interpreter Ms. Bai Lu, CPS professor Dr. Zhang Zhongjun, APCSS professor Dr. Mohan Malik, APCSS Dean of Academics Amb. (Ret.) Lauren Kahea Moriarty, APCSS professor Mr. Tom Peterman, Executive Vice President of Central Party School of the CPC and Chairman of China Reform Forum Mr. Li Jingtian, APCSS Deputy Director Brig. Gen. (Ret.) Jim Hirai, APCSS Professor Mr. Butch Finley, CPS professor Dr. Pan Yu, APCSS Professor Amb. (Ret.) Charlie Salmon, and CPS professor Dr. [...]
Thailand outreach workshop focuses on security sector development
An Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies (APCSS) outreach team conducted a workshop entitled “Interagency Collaboration to Counter Violent Extremism” in Hua Hin, Thailand July 9-13. The purpose of the workshop was to assist the Thailand government in accessing and further developing its’ security sector in countering violent extremism (CVE). A key objective of the workshop was to enable participants to develop specific recommendations for increased efficiency and effectiveness of the Thai Interagency or "whole of government" process. Additionally, the workshop was intended to help advance the important and long standing U.S. treaty relationship with Thailand. A senior Thai military official in [...]
APCSS professor publishes a new book chapter
Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies Dr. James R. Campbell recently had a book chapter entitled "Human Health Threats and Implications for Regional Security in Southeast Asia" (chapter 9), in the book "Human Security: Securing East Asia's Future" (B.T.C. Guan, editor), Springer 2012. There are also 11 other chapters in the book dealing with different aspects of human security. -END- The views expressed in these articles are those of the authors and do not reflect the official policy or position of APCSS, the U.S. Pacific Command, the U.S. Department of Defense, or the U.S. government.
Maritime security challenges to be addressed at conference
In cooperation with Maritime Forces Pacific of the Royal Canadian Navy, Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies (APCSS) will participate in a conference entitled "Maritime Security Challenges 2012" will be held Oct. 1-3 in Victoria, B.C. Canada. The conference will be presented by Royal Roads University. The conference will focus on presenting topical maritime security issues in a stimulating global environment and will address the following issues: Security issues in the Gulf of Guinea The illegal movement of people & illicit cargoes at sea Developments in aricraft carriers Decision making during a crisis situation Maritime applications of unmanned and autonomous vehicles Shipbuilding and future [...]
New articles published by APCSS faculty
Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies associate professor Dr. Jeffrey Hornung and professor Dr. Mohan Malik have recently had articles published. Malik's article entitled "China and India Today: Diplomats Jostle, Militaries Prepare" was published Aug. 1 in the World Affairs Journal. Hornung's article entitled "Thinking through Japan-ROK security relations" was published Aug. 1 in The Japan Times. Hornung also had an article entitled "Why China Should Do More In Afghanistan" published in the Diplomat Aug. 1. -END- The views expressed in these articles are those of the authors and do not reflect the official policy or position of APCSS, the U.S. Pacific Command, [...]
