Highlights

EAEA-17: Registration and Paper Submission Now Open

Yi Jian2022-07-01T16:05:14+08:00July 1st, 2022|

EAEA-17 participants may now register for the conference and for uploading papers on a one-stop event platform for all event related needs.

EAEA-17 Update: Extended Registration and Paper Deadlines

Yi Jian2022-07-01T16:03:50+08:00July 1st, 2022|

Upcoming EAEA-17 deadlines have been extended to 22 July (for registration), and 10 August (for paper submission).

Confirmed Conference Fee Schedule for EAEA-17

Yi Jian2022-05-30T15:42:18+08:00May 30th, 2022|

Confirmed Conference Fee Schedule for EAEA-17 ...

Official EAEA-17 Flyer and Abstract Submission Extension (FINAL)

Yi Jian2022-05-17T16:22:01+08:00May 13th, 2022|

The 17th EAEA convention has extended the deadline for paper proposals to 6 June. Submit your economics and sustainability abstracts today.

Upcoming Events

The 17th EAEA International Convention (2022)

August 27 • 8:00 am - August 28 • 5:00 pm

World class academics, economists, and policymakers present their papers on “Growth, Resilience and Sustainability: Asian Dynamism in an Uncertain World”.

Solving Asia’s Development Problems

Making The Right Connections

Efficient and Equitable Solutions

Training for the Future

Bridging World-Class Institutions

Making The Headlines

Solving Asia’s Development Problems

Making The Right Connections

Efficient and Equitable Solutions

Training for the Future

Bridging World-Class Institutions

Making The Headlines

JCI hosts the East Asian Economic Association's 17th International Convention on 27-28 August in 2022.

Originally slated for 2019, it is now confirmed for August 2022 in Sunway University, Malaysia, as a hybrid conference with 3 keynote speakers confirmed. Abstracts are due on 6 June 2022.

“If prolonged, the shutdowns
will lead to business failures
and layoffs, exacerbating the
economic downturn."

Prof Yeah Kim Leng, Senior Fellow on
impact of the Malaysian Covid-19 response

“We need a range of
reforms for decentralised
decision-making that will
propel Malaysia to the next
level of development.”

Professor Woo Wing Thye, President,
Jeffrey Cheah Institute on Southeast Asia

"There is no shortage of
sustainability solutions or
creative enterprises
doing good for society
and the environment...
we may be closing in
on a general solution."

Professor Leong Choon Heng, Director,
Education and Social Progress Programme, JCI.

JCI wants to empower you to develop practical solutions to real-world policy problems in the region.

Find out more about JCI’s Master in Public Policy

"More attention needs to be paid
to the underlying causes of stunting.
12 per cent of children living in
urban low-cost flats had fewer
than three meals a day."

Derek Kok, Research Associate in
"Stunting in Malaysia: Costs, Causes and Courses for Action"

Highlights

EAEA-17: Registration and Paper Submission Now Open

EAEA-17 Update: Extended Registration and Paper Deadlines

Confirmed Conference Fee Schedule for EAEA-17

Official EAEA-17 Flyer and Abstract Submission Extension (FINAL)

Upcoming Events

The 17th EAEA International Convention (2022)

August 27 • 8:00 am - August 28 • 5:00 pm

Solving Asia’s Development Problems

Making The Right Connections

Efficient and Equitable Solutions

Training for the Future

Bridging World-Class Institutions

Making The Headlines

Solving Asia’s Development Problems

Making The Right Connections

Efficient and Equitable Solutions

Training for the Future

Bridging World-Class Institutions

Making The Headlines

JCI hosts the East Asian Economic Association's 17th International Convention on 27-28 August in 2022.

Originally slated for 2019, it is now confirmed for August 2022 in Sunway University, Malaysia, as a hybrid conference with 3 keynote speakers confirmed. Abstracts are due on 6 June 2022.

“If prolonged, the shutdowns will lead to business failures and layoffs, exacerbating the economic downturn."

Prof Yeah Kim Leng, Senior Fellow on impact of the Malaysian Covid-19 response

“We need a range of reforms for decentralised decision-making that will propel Malaysia to the next level of development.”

Professor Woo Wing Thye, President, Jeffrey Cheah Institute on Southeast Asia

"There is no shortage of sustainability solutions or creative enterprises doing good for society and the environment... we may be closing in on a general solution."

Professor Leong Choon Heng, Director, Education and Social Progress Programme, JCI.

JCI wants to empower you to develop practical solutions to real-world policy problems in the region.

Find out more about JCI’s Master in Public Policy

"More attention needs to be paid to the underlying causes of stunting. 12 per cent of children living in urban low-cost flats had fewer than three meals a day."

Derek Kok, Research Associate in"Stunting in Malaysia: Costs, Causes and Courses for Action"

Highlights

EAEA-17: Registration and Paper Submission Now Open

EAEA-17 Update: Extended Registration and Paper Deadlines

Confirmed Conference Fee Schedule for EAEA-17

Official EAEA-17 Flyer and Abstract Submission Extension (FINAL)

Upcoming Events

The 17th EAEA International Convention (2022)

August 27 • 8:00 am - August 28 • 5:00 pm

“If prolonged, the shutdowns
will lead to business failures
and layoffs, exacerbating the
economic downturn."

Prof Yeah Kim Leng, Senior Fellow on
impact of the Malaysian Covid-19 response

“We need a range of
reforms for decentralised
decision-making that will
propel Malaysia to the next
level of development.”

Professor Woo Wing Thye, President,
Jeffrey Cheah Institute on Southeast Asia

"There is no shortage of
sustainability solutions or
creative enterprises
doing good for society
and the environment...
we may be closing in
on a general solution."

Professor Leong Choon Heng, Director,
Education and Social Progress Programme, JCI.

"More attention needs to be paid
to the underlying causes of stunting.
12 per cent of children living in
urban low-cost flats had fewer
than three meals a day."

Derek Kok, Research Associate in
"Stunting in Malaysia: Costs, Causes and Courses for Action"