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| Future of Work | News
Unregulated platformization of labour is undermining workers’ rights  
Platform work is providing much needed employment to many. But bereft of decent working conditions, blue collar workers in the digital economy are fast becoming the face of an exploited workforce and  
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| Geopolitics and International Order | News
The ‘Zeitenwende’ and resetting Europe-Asia Relations  
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has been seen by the West, in particular in Europe, as a threat to its conception of the world order. But this view is not shared in Asia-Pacific, where the assessment  
273.
| #CLSPlus, Trade, labour and social dialogue | News
Decent work for all – How do we get there?  
To make decent working conditions and inclusive development a reality for all, industrial policy can play a key role in the Asia-Pacific region.  
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| Climate change | Publication
Energy Transition in Thailand  
On the example of Thailand, this publication looks at the political and social factors that drive—but also hamper—socially just energy transitions in Asia.  
Workers using loader crane at job site and talking to the team by walkie talkie radio.
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| #CLSPlus, Trade, labour and social dialogue | News
The right industrial policies can stimulate economic and social upgrading  
Developing countries must do more than boost exports if they hope to improve workers’ lives. But which industrial policies have proven best at stimulating social and economic upgrading?  
276.
| Gender Justice | News
Beijing +25 – Looking back, looking forward  
1995 marked a seminal year in the global fight for gender equality. How far have China and Germany come, and what remains to be done?  
277.
| Climate change | Publication
A Socially Equitable Energy Transition in Indonesia  
On the example of Indonesia, this publication looks at the political and social factors that drive—but also hamper—socially just energy transitions in Asia.  
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| COVID-19 on South Asia | Coronabrief
Taking the bull by the horn: Bangladesh’s fiscal policy in the pandemic  
Countries have resorted to various policy tools to create the fiscal space needed to underwrite the expenditure of stimulus packages, conceding that they may be forced to cross the rubicon of keeping  
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| Geopolitics and International Order | News
"Europe and Asia are not separate theatres"  
Raja Mohan answers four questions about the larger implications of the war in Ukraine on the Asia-Pacific region.  
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| Geopolitics and International Order | News
Binary or zero-sum discourse risks ignoring the realities of the development of countries like Malaysia  
"There is no clear consensus of whether the ongoing trade war results in a net negative for Malaysia." In the midst of this uncertainty, Harris Zainul proposes nuanced approaches through which  
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