Organisation
- Solving Asia’s Development Problems
  
  The Jeffrey Cheah Institute on Southeast Asia (JCI) was established in March 2014 as an independent public policy think tank, based in Sunway University on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur.
- About Us
  Introduction
  Governance
  Opportunities
- People
  Head
  Staff
  External Fellows
Events
- Making The Right Connections
  
  JCI experts engage with the public through its regular events, serving as a bridge between academia, policymakers and stakeholders for finding common paths and for breaking new ground.
- Seminar, Talks & Workshops
  Upcoming Events
  Previous Events
- 17th EAEA Convention
  Overview
  About the EAEA
  Instructions for Authors
  Registration & Payment
  Host & Venue
  Contact Organiser
Research
- Efficient and Equitable Solutions
  
  Our mission is to develop efficient and equitable solutions to the region’s most pressing development problems. We are grouped into three sections: economic studies, governance studies, and social progress & education.
- Research Pillars
  Economic Studies
  Governance Studies
  Education & Social Progress
  Special Studies
- Output
  Publications
  Working Papers
  Policy Briefs
  Asian Economic Papers
Programmes
- Training for the Future
  
  More than ever, there is a pressing need for policy specialists with theoretical knowledge, technical knowledge and implementation abilities. JCI intends to raise the next generation of leaders through our postgraduate programmes.
- Master in Public Policy
  About The MPP
  Programme Brochure
  Application
Grant
- Bridging World-Class Institutions
  
  JCI administers the Jeffrey Cheah Travel Grants to allow Sunway-affiliated researchers and Harvard scholars to travel between both institutions for research, knowledge-sharing and cross-cultural communication.
- Jeffrey Cheah Travel Grant
  About the Grant
  Scholars
- Application Process
  How to Apply
  Download Form
Media
- Making The Headlines
  
  Using their expertise, JCI fellows contribute to the public discourse through their own media appearances, columns and citations in the news.
- Newsletter
  JCI-JSC Compass
  Gallery
- In The News
  Columns/Op-Eds
  Press
Contact
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Organisation
- Solving Asia’s Development Problems
  
  The Jeffrey Cheah Institute on Southeast Asia (JCI) was established in March 2014 as an independent public policy think tank, based in Sunway University on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur.
- About Us
  Introduction
  Governance
  Opportunities
- People
  Head
  Staff
  External Fellows
Events
- Making The Right Connections
  
  JCI experts engage with the public through its regular events, serving as a bridge between academia, policymakers and stakeholders for finding common paths and for breaking new ground.
- Seminar, Talks & Workshops
  Upcoming Events
  Previous Events
- 17th EAEA Convention
  Overview
  About the EAEA
  Instructions for Authors
  Registration & Payment
  Host & Venue
  Contact Organiser
Research
- Efficient and Equitable Solutions
  
  Our mission is to develop efficient and equitable solutions to the region’s most pressing development problems. We are grouped into three sections: economic studies, governance studies, and social progress & education.
- Research Pillars
  Economic Studies
  Governance Studies
  Education & Social Progress
  Special Studies
- Output
  Publications
  Working Papers
  Policy Briefs
  Asian Economic Papers
Programmes
- Training for the Future
  
  More than ever, there is a pressing need for policy specialists with theoretical knowledge, technical knowledge and implementation abilities. JCI intends to raise the next generation of leaders through our postgraduate programmes.
- Master in Public Policy
  About The MPP
  Programme Brochure
  Application
Grant
- Bridging World-Class Institutions
  
  JCI administers the Jeffrey Cheah Travel Grants to allow Sunway-affiliated researchers and Harvard scholars to travel between both institutions for research, knowledge-sharing and cross-cultural communication.
- Jeffrey Cheah Travel Grant
  About the Grant
  Scholars
- Application Process
  How to Apply
  Download Form
Media
- Making The Headlines
  
  Using their expertise, JCI fellows contribute to the public discourse through their own media appearances, columns and citations in the news.
- Newsletter
  JCI-JSC Compass
  Gallery
- In The News
  Columns/Op-Eds
  Press
Contact

JCI-JSC Compass

JCI-JSC CompassAdmin JCI2022-08-10T14:44:24+08:00

The JCI-JSC Compass is the joint annual newsletter of the JCI and the Jeffrey Sachs Center.

Activities

The Compass details the activities of the two institutes and their combined research and advocacy output in the previous year.

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-JSC Compass

Newsletter

Activities

Issues

The Compass Issue #8

The Post Covid World

The Compass Issue #7

Special Focus on COVID-19, Malaysia and Asia

The Compass Issue #6

The Compass Issue #5

The Compass Issue #4

The Compass Issue #3

The Compass Issue #2

The Compass Issue #1

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-JSC Compass

Newsletter

Activities

Issues

The Compass Issue #8 The Post Covid World

The Compass Issue #7 Special Focus on COVID-19, Malaysia and Asia

The Compass Issue #6

The Compass Issue #5

The Compass Issue #4

The Compass Issue #3

The Compass Issue #2

The Compass Issue #1

The Compass Issue #8

The Post Covid World

The Compass Issue #7

Special Focus on COVID-19, Malaysia and Asia