From Southeast Asia to Indo-Pacific: Culture, Identity, and the Return to Geopolitics Series_Percy & Pam CNBC and Mediacorp Radio for

CNBC and Mediacorp Radio for the past three decades

He holds a Bachelor of Arts (Magna Cum Laude) in Film Production from the USC School of Cinematic Arts

She received her PhD from Durham University where she worked on spatiality and modernist women’s writing

including books on Balinese and Indonesian architecture

From Southeast Asia to Indo-Pacific: Culture, Identity, and the Return to Geopolitics Series_Percy & Pam CNBC and Mediacorp Radio forDescription About the Author Southeast Asia was created by geopolitics, and it might die with it. An era of great power rivalry made the rise of Southeast Asia possible. It stimulated common purpose and unity among nations and led to the creation and consolidation of ASEAN. The question now is, will the return of geopolitics have a similar impact? This is no means assured. In fact, the opposite could happen. The new geopolitics is, after all, quite