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Conspiracy theories are the courier of political change.

Historians of the future may remember the latest round of political unrest in Thailand as the twilight of the ‘network monarchy’.

Ross Tapsell lays out what Indonesia's 2014 elections are all about.

No, he’s not the Messiah, but a bit of reformist populism was just what Indonesia needed in 2014

Daulat and kedaulatan each has its place, and each is to be honoured in its own place, and not to be inserted into that of the other.

Malaysia and Singapore in action at the Association of Asian Studies Conference.

Akanat Promphan's extraordinary academic record reflects the deep status insecurity that drives the yellow side in Thai politics

Telling the story of Indonesia's election year, New Mandala style.

Is there something more to the position of the traditional Malay ruler than his modern constitutional position?

Elections are the means for greater democratisation in Malaysia, yet it is leading to greater polarisation.

Clive Kessler presents his original analysis of daulat, kedaulatan, sovereignty and modern constitutionalism in Malaysia.

Asia Pacific Week 2014 will explore the theme of GlobaliseAsian from 23 June – 27 June 2014 at the ANU. Applications open on 10 March 2014.