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Conference Program

4th Southeast Asia Economic Research and Development Conference
2–4 December 2026 · Paññāsāstra University of Cambodia, Siem Reap, Cambodia · #SAERD26

  • Day 1 · Wed 2 Dec
  • Day 2 · Thu 3 Dec
  • Day 3 · Fri 4 Dec
14:00 – 16:00
Parallel Sessions A
Five sessions run at the same time
A1Siem Reap
Gender, Climate and Livelihoods
Chair: Uon Sokmoly (Cambodia Development Resource Institute)
  1. Gender Gaps and Vulnerabilities in Climate-Resilient Agricultural Governance in Cambodia
    Uon Sokmoly (Cambodia Development Resource Institute), Sonia Akter, Sim Sokcheng, Sey Jakkrya, and Yiyi Zhao
  2. Women’s Perceptions on the Climate Change impacted their livelihoods: the preparedness strategy for the adaptation to climate change
    Sokha Rang (Ministry of Environment) and Hout Khieu
  3. Stimulating Rural Economies through Agricultural Value Addition: Women-Owned Agro-Enterprises as Catalysts for Inclusive Economic Growth in Nigeria
    Peret Gunat Goar (Nasarawa State University, Keffi, Nigeria) and Prof. Canice Erunke
  4. Gendered Environmental Education for Strengthening Climate Resilience in Community-Based Tourism: A Case Study of the Tam Giang Lagoon, Vietnam
    Nguyet Tran (University of Agriculture and Forestry, Hue University) and Ha Dung Hoang
A2Angkor Wat
Migration, Mobility and Livelihoods
Chair: Asst. Prof. Soumya Mitra (North Bengal St. Xaviers College)
  1. Multi-Driver Dynamics of Climate-Linked Out-Migration in the Indian Himalayas
    Aayush Shah (Indian Institute of Technology Madras) and Krish Malakar
  2. Balancing Marine Conservation and Local Livelihoods: Evidence on the socio-economic effects of Marine Protected Areas in Vietnam
    Anh Nguyen (Fulbright University Vietnam)
  3. The nexus between youth involvement in education and irregular migration to South Africa in Hadiya, Ethiopia: Situational and Impact Analysis
    Mengistu Girma Tirore (Wachemo University), Mihretu Wondimu, and Nega Jibat
  4. Living on the Margins: Livelihood Vulnerability of Migrant Informal Labourers in Sikkim Himalaya
    Soumya Mitra (North Bengal St. Xaviers College) and Subham Dey Sarkar
A3Angkor Thom
Banking, Fintech and Financial Literacy
Chair: Rido Thath (Royal University of Phnom Penh)
  1. Financial Infrastructure and Banking-Sector Performance in Cambodia: Evidence from Physical and Digital Financial Development (2008–2023)
    Hak Sokly (Build Bright University)
  2. Recalibrating Digital Trade: Measures and Strategies for Comprehensive Trade Frameworks in ASEAN Economy
    Arvy Osma (Mariners Polytechnic Colleges Foundation of Canaman Cam Sur)
  3. Exploring Customer Perceptions and Experiences of Digital Banking Services in Universal Banks in the National Capital Region, Philippines: A Qualitative Study
    Kerwin Avelino (New Era University)
  4. A Study on Financial Literacy Among University Students in Cambodia
    Rido Thath (Royal University of Phnom Penh), Pet Lika, They Vannthout, Ourk Sanchhay, and Ny Chhoryi
A4Bayon
Energy, Minerals and the Green Transition
Chair: Asst. Prof. Leandro Estadilla (University of Santo Tomas)
  1. Macroeconomic Determinants of Renewable Energy Production in Selected Southeast Asian Countries
    Leandro Estadilla (University of Santo Tomas) and Roldo Cabauatan
  2. Renewable Energy Adoption in India's Transport and Manufacturing Sectors: An Economy-Wide and Distributional Assessment Using a Recursive-Dynamic E3-CGE Model
    Rajat Kumar (Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee), Rishman Jot Kaur Chahal, and Amit Agarwal
  3. Impact of Nickel Downstreaming on Inclusive Green Growth and Regional Spillover Effects in Sulampua
    Baiq Try Zulmeida (Statistics Indonesia)
  4. Suffering Amid Abundance: Nickel Downstreaming, Capital Reproduction, and Ecological Crimes in North Maluku
    Bapthista Mario Yosryandi Sara (Universitas Nasional)
A5BakongMaster’s Thesis Workshop
Thesis Development I: Trade, Finance and Development
Chair: Dr. Sothea Oum (CAPRED, Cambodia)
  1. Trade Diversion Effects of the US - China Trade Wars on Vietnam: A Gravity Model Approach
    Ally Nguyen (Adelaide University)
  2. Green Finance, Innovation, and Financial Stability: Assessing the Role of Sustainable Investment in South Africa’s Transition Economy
    Bongumusa Ngema (Cape Peninsula University of Technology), Linda Paul, and Ravinder Rena
  3. Digital Payments, Institutional Governance, and Islamic Bank Performance in Developing Markets: Dynamic Panel Evidence
    Zuhairan Yunmi Yunan (Universiti Malaya)
  4. Post-Conflict Development and Digital Transformation in the Global South: Education, Innovation, and Democratic Participation in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM)
    Somaiya Padilla (University of the Philippines Diliman)
16:00 – 16:30
Break
16:30 – 17:30
Edited Book Project
Asian Developing Region
Prof. Sovannroeun Samreth Saitama University, JapanDr. Sattwick Dey Biswas YSI/INET
08:00 – 08:40
Opening and welcome remarks
Dr. Ratha Chiv Executive Vice Chancellor, Paññāsāstra University of Cambodia (PUC), Siem Reap Campus, CambodiaH.E. Dr. Kao Thach ARDB, Cambodia
08:40 – 10:00
Panel Discussion A
ARDB: Agriculture and Rural Financing
Speakers
To be announced
Moderator
To be announced
10:00 – 10:15
Coffee break
10:15 – 12:15
Parallel Sessions B
Five sessions run at the same time
B1Siem Reap
Gender and Economic Opportunity
Chair: Sengthai Lay (University of South-East Asia)
  1. Explore how gender stereotypes influence academic field selections and career ambitions among Cambodian university students
    Sengthai Lay (University of South-East Asia)
  2. From Vocational Skills to Formal Employment: Does Digitalization Amplify the Benefits of TVET for Women in Selected LMICs?
    Sheen April Goliat (Mindanao State University), Frian Deceriel Chinedo, and Chelsy Calita
  3. Gendered Barriers Facing Micro, Small, and Medium-Sized Enterprises in the Digital and Green Economy in Major Cambodian Cities
    Sivly Houy (Cambodia Development Resource Institute), Yuki Kayama, and Navon Veung
  4. They Were Never Asked: Youth Voices, Reproductive Governance, and the Missing Link Between Economic Opportunity and Women's Agency in Rural Southeast Asia
    Febroza Belda (Population Connection) and Hanh Evans
B2Angkor Wat
Education, Skills and Higher Education
Chair: Asst. Prof. Minali Grover (O.P. Jindal Global University)
  1. Cambodia’s Future Education: Policy Options for A Lifelong Learning Ecosystem
    Dara Chea (Future Forum)
  2. School Resource Development and Learning Outcomes: Evidence from a Comprehensive Upgrading Program in Cambodia
    Socheath Eng (Independent Researcher)
  3. From Classrooms to Careers: The Impact of Fee Reimbursement Scheme on Education and Employment
    Minali Grover (O.P. Jindal Global University) and Ajay Sharma
  4. From Internationalization Rationales to Collaboration Rationales: An Institution-Level Framework for Explaining Why Higher Education Institutions Collaborate Internationally
    Vijyeta Bhankhariya (Nirma University), Punit Saurabh, and Yashraj Shobhan
B3Angkor Thom
Public Finance and Taxation
Chair: Miss. Jenny Symaly (MEF)
  1. Institutions and urban fiscal capacity: Evidence from property taxation in India
    Abhishek Seth (Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee) and Manish K. Singh
  2. Preventing Rather than Curing: Fiscal Rules and the Sub-national Liquidity Stress
    Akhila Balagopalan (Central University of Kerala) and Syam Prasad
  3. Converging yields, rising debts: Fiscal spillovers in a decentralized economy
    Swayamshree Barik (Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee) and Manish K Singh
  4. Combating VAT Fraud and Avoidance in ASEAN: Comparative Lessons from South Korea and Taiwan on Regulatory and Technological Frameworks
    Hanh Nguyen Phuong (National Economics University)
B4Bayon
Food Security and Nutrition
Chair: Pirom Khiev (Cambodia Development Resource Institute)
  1. Food Security in Cambodia from 1993 to 2025: A Critical Review of Trends, Challenges, and Policy Interventions
    Seakleng Leang (Agricultural and Rural Development Bank), Chenda Ken, Chansereyvuth Bun, Channda Kean, Dysavath Chhit, and Nouv Thai
  2. The Relationship Between Sustainable Development and Resilient Agriculture: A Case Study of Preah Vihear Province, Cambodia
    Vantha Thuon (Royal University of Agriculture)
  3. Assessing Dietary Diversity and Micronutrients Adequacy among Cambodian Women of Reproductive Age
    Pirom Khiev (Cambodia Development Resource Institute) and Sokmoly Uon
  4. The Role of Agri-Food Processing in Improving Food Security in Cambodia: A Qualitative Study of Cashew, Vegetable, and Mango Value Chains
    Vandy Sak (Agricultural and Rural Development Bank)
B5BakongMaster’s Thesis Workshop
Thesis Development II: Climate, Water and Environment
Chair: Asso. Prof. Sunetra Ghatak (O P Jindal Global University)
  1. Groundwater Depletion in Lahore: Policy Challenges and Sustainable Water Governance
    Humna Mohsin (Government College University Lahore) and Siddra Noor
  2. Groundwater Depletion in Lahore
    Siddra Noor (Government College University Lahore) and Humna Mohsin
  3. Living with Heat: Evidence on the Mental Health Consequences of Temperature Exposure from an Equatorial Country
    Rani Destia Wahyuningsih (Universitas Gadjah Mada) and Elan Satriawan
  4. Climate-Induced Migration and the Future of Global Trade: Legal and Economic Risks in Southeast Asia with a Focus on Indonesia
    Abdulkadir Aminu Bichi (Universitas Islam Indonesia)
12:15 – 13:30
Lunch
13:30 – 15:30
Parallel Sessions C
Five sessions run at the same time
C1Siem Reap
Gender, Family and the Household
Chair: Islam Gul (SBS Radio Australia)
  1. How Gender Norms Shape Labor Market Outcomes for Women in Pakistan’s Industrial Sector?
    Islam Gul (SBS Radio Australia) and M. Rehan
  2. Caught Between Education and Unpaid Work: A Study of Gender Inequality among Students in India
    Shruti Priya (Institute for Social and Economic Change) and Indrajit Bairagya
  3. Bargaining over Babies: Fertility Preferences, Sex Composition, and Spousal (Dis)Agreement in India
    Amresh Senapati (Centre for Development Studies)
  4. Negotiating Identity, Belonging, and Survival: A Phenomenological Study of Domestic Abuse among LGBTQ+ Survivors in Mindanao, Philippines
    Dirb Boy Sebrero (JH Cerilles State College)
C2Angkor Wat
Informality and Social Protection
Chair: Manish Bharti (Central University of Jammu)
  1. Who Does Social Insurance Exclude? A Qualitative Inquiry into Youth Informality and Social Protection Design in Indonesia
    Holongi Sitorus (Universitas Sumatera Utara)
  2. Monastic Economics and Decentralized Welfare: The Role of Buddhist Institutions as Informal Social Protection Safety Nets in Ladakh
    Manish Bharti (Central University of Jammu)
  3. Beyond Neoliberal and Populist Perspectives: Class Differentiation and Reproduction among Street Vendors in Indonesia's Urban Informal Economy
    Ismada Firdaus Mandala Putra (Universitas Gadjah Mada)
  4. Beyond the State: Informal Institutions and the Social Foundations of Economic Resilience in Asia
    Hosna Salimi (University of Tehran)
C3Angkor Thom
Value Chains and Inequality
Chair: Busta Sorn (Agricultural and Rural Development Bank)
  1. Stuck in the Middle: Evidence of Smile Curve in Global Garment Industry
    Cheapiseth Sam (Royal University of Phnom Penh) and Cheb Hoeurn
  2. Does Northern Prosperity Depend on Southern Labour? Wage Costs, Labour Time, and Global Value-Chain Exposure
    Niall Reddy (University of the Witwatersrand) and Virgilio Urbi Lazardi
  3. The Role of Economic Diplomacy in Agricultural Exports: Comparative Studies and Lesson for Cambodia
    Busta Sorn (Agricultural and Rural Development Bank), Eang Meymey, Heng Sokvatey, Kean Channda, Heav Tithrata, and Nguon Sambathvirya
  4. Regional Development, Public Infrastructure and Wealth Inequality: Evidence from the Dravidian Development Model of Tamil Nadu
    Manimadan Alagesan (Indian Institute of Technology Madras) and Binitha V Thampi
C4Bayon
Rural Finance and Sustainable Farming
Chair: Ms. Seakleng Leang (ARDB)
  1. Factors Influencing Loan Repayment among Rice Farmers: Evidence from Ba Phnom and Moung Reussei Districts, Cambodia.
    Soksambath Nguon (Agricultural and Rural Development Bank), Sak Vandy, Chhit Dysavath, Bun Chansereyvuth, and Tuy Puli
  2. Innovative Financing for Climate Risk Among Smallholder Farmers: The Case Study in Cambodia
    Khim Tepsopheaktra (Agricultural and Rural Development Bank), Ieng Chankreus, Theang Sotheara, Sang Chruk, and San Somnng
  3. Understanding Sustainable Agricultural Practices Adoption among Smallholder Leafy Vegetable Farmers in Cambodia: Socio-economic Constraints and Financial Inclusion
    Muyhui Hong (Agricultural and Rural Development Bank), Chheanhuy Hok, Nita Chamroeun, and Sreyneath Sara
  4. "We Plant the Trees, They Get the Fees": Bridging the Missing Middle for Smallholders in Indonesia and Cambodia's Carbon Markets
    Bima Rafly Fachrezzi (State Islamic University of Sunan Ampel Surabaya)
C5BakongMaster’s Thesis Workshop
Thesis Development III: Agriculture, Food and Rural Livelihoods
Chair: Dr. Dalin Ly (MAFF, Cambodia)
  1. Addressing Nutrition Knowledge Inequality among Young Women in Nepal through Educational Intervention: An Explanatory Mixed-Method Study
    Alisha Dahal (Pokhara University) and Arun Kumar Koirala
  2. Do Financial and Productive Assets Buffer Cambodian Farm Households from Climate Shocks? Evidence from Food-Security Outcomes in 2023 and 2024
    Ivan Harris Tanyag (University of the Philippines, Diliman)
  3. Public Policies, Cooperativism, and Agroecology in Argentina (2011–2024): An Analysis of Institutional Patterns
    Nadia Rovelli (Di Tella University)
  4. Using Hypothetical Auctions to predict farmer responses in a market-based conservation program
    Panha Socheat (Agricultural and Rural Development Bank) and Emiel De Lange
15:30 – 16:00
Coffee break
16:00 – 16:30
Introduction to the Young Scholar Initiative
Sokhimmarya Chea (YSI)Sinoun Him (YSI)Jenny Symaly (YSI)
19:00 – 21:00
Dinner
Venue: TBA
08:30 – 10:30
Parallel Sessions D
Five sessions run at the same time
D1Siem Reap
Labour Markets and Demography
Chair: Prof. Penghuy Ngov (Royal University of Phnom Penh, Cambodia)
  1. Who Bears the Risk? A Household Risk Exposure Index for South and Southeast Asia
    Nitesh Kumar (Northeastern University)
  2. Labour Force Participation among Older Adults in Brunei: A Cross-Sectional Study
    Valatheeswaran Chinnakkannu (Universiti Brunei Darussalam)
  3. Brain Drain in the Digital Age: An Experimental Investigation of Technostress, AI Anxiety, and Economic Opportunity
    Van Trung Nguyen (National Cheng Kung University), Luong Dinh Thien Duc, and Lee-Anne Cassandra Johennesse
  4. Trapped in Hope: What Influences Persistence and Continuity of Migrant Workers in Digital Labour Platforms in Urban India?
    Kinchan Chakma (Indian Institute of Technology Bombay) and Rahul Sapkal
D2Angkor Wat
Politics, Institutions and Economic Thought
Chair: Dr. Sattwick Dey Biswas (YSI/INET)
  1. Rhetoric and Reality in Redistribution: A Discourse Analysis of Kerala’s Budget Speeches, 1957-2025
    Megha Susan Philip (Institute for Social and Economic Change)
  2. Fiscal Policy Architecture and Economic Growth: A Cross-National Panel Analysis Using World Development Indicators
    Elish Heng (Paragon International University) and Pahlaj Moolio
  3. Literature as Evidence: Migration, Development, and Economic Inequality in Contemporary African Fiction
    Youssouf Diallo (Cheikh Anta Diop University of Dakar)
  4. Politics of Pause: Rest Areas and Mobility on the Trans Jawa Toll Road
    Reny Triwardani (Universitas Pembangunan Nasional Veteran Yogyakarta)
D3Angkor Thom
Agriculture and Agro-Processing
Chair: Asst. Prof. Bekalu Abebe (Wolaita Sodo University)
  1. Variety Selection and Climate-Smart Planting Strategies to Improve the Agronomic and Economic Performance of Cassava (Manihot esculenta Crantz) in Gena Bosa District, Southwestern Ethiopia
    Bekalu Abebe (Wolaita Sodo University)
  2. Determinants of Agro-Processing Development Among Smallholder Farmers and Agribusiness Stakeholders in Kaffa Zone, Southwest Ethiopia: A Composite Index and Ordered Logit Approach
    Thomas Mihret (Bonga University, Ethiopia)
  3. The Role of Community Grain Banks in Household Food Security Outcomes: A Mixed-Methods Study from Rural India
    Vaishali Sharma (Bennett University)
  4. Does Climate Perception Influence Crop Diversification? Evidence from Rural India
    Aryama Sarkar (Indian Institute of Technology Madras) and Sabuj Kumar Mandal
D4Bayon
Green Finance and Sustainable Development
Chair: Asst. Prof. Itthirit Wongchai (Bangkok University)
  1. Funding towards a green economic agenda: Examining the causal impact of green bond market development
    Nga Luu (Bond University) and Raymond Gaspar
  2. The ESG-Development Paradox in Asian Economies: When Sustainability and Growth Collide
    Itthirit Wongchai (Bangkok University) and Wittawat Kadthan
  3. Innovation under Uncertainty: Structural Thresholds for Green Growth in BRICS Countries
    Sunetra Ghatak (O P Jindal Global University)
  4. Creative Tourism: From Experience Economy to Regenerative Value Systems—A Hybrid Bibliometric and Systematic Review of Its Intellectual Structure and Future Research Agenda (2000–2026)
    Chet Narayan Acharya (Academy of Innovation for Economic Development Nepal)
D5BakongMaster’s Thesis Workshop
Thesis Development IV: Labour, Culture and Economic Thought
Chair: Prof. Sovannroeun Samreth (Saitama University, Japan)
  1. Unseen and Unmeasured: Quantifying Paid Care Work and Income Determinants in the Philippine Labour Force
    Axl Fitzgerald Bulawan (Chulalongkorn University)
  2. From Protection to Valuation: Identifying Valuation Elements for Indigenous Traditional Cultural Expressions
    Anthon Mark Jay Rivas (Filipino Innovators, Researchers and Educators Organization Inc.)
  3. Revisiting J.C Kumarappa’s economic thought: A Study of Public Finance and Village Economics
    Sourit Dey (Azim Premji University)
  4. The lighthouse effect or dual labor markets? Evidence from minimum wage in Malaysia
    Lida Vrisiida Vandorou (National and Kapodistrian University of Athens)
10:00 – 10:30
Coffee break
10:30 – 12:00
Panel Discussion B
Economic Growth and Sectoral Transformation in Developing Economies
Speakers
Prof. Matthew McCartney Cambodia Development Resource Institute, CambodiaProf. Micheal Hill State University of New York, United StatesAsso. Prof. Thirunaukarasu Subramaniam University of Malaya, MalaysiaAsso. Prof. Penghuy Ngov Royal University of Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Moderator
Prof. Sovannroeun Samreth Saitama University, Japan
12:15 – 13:00
Lunch
13:00 – 15:00
Parallel Sessions E
Five sessions run at the same time
E1Siem Reap
Trade Policy and Trade Finance
Chair: Asst. Prof. Jadhav Chakradhar (Centre for Economic and Social Studies)
  1. Does Economic Policy Uncertainty Affect Trade Flows? The Moderating Role of Regional Trade Agreements
    Jadhav Chakradhar (Centre for Economic and Social Studies) and Ritika Gupta
  2. RCEP Cross-border E-commerce and Rural Income Inequality: Evidence from Thailand‘s Digital Transformation
    Kinza Malik (Shaanxi Normal University) and Idiongo-Abasi Sunday Peter
  3. Beyond the Wage Gap: Virtual Water, Export Growth, and Compound Distributional Asymmetry in India
    Ahan Dasgupta (Dubai International Academy)
  4. Bypassing the Credit Crunch: A Policy Sandbox Test of Non-Bank Trade Liquidity
    Gerhardt Kalterherberg (Darmstadt and Boston University) and Clément Berthou
E2Angkor Wat
Digital Economy and Inclusion
Chair: Mr. Kosal Nith (YSI/INET)
  1. Bridging Information Asymmetry through Digital Access: Implications for Market Efficiency and Rural Livelihoods in Bangladesh
    Rakib Hossain (Khulna University) and Khan Mehedi Hasan
  2. Internet Access and Income Inequality in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam
    Tuan Cao Minh (Can Tho University) and Vo Thi Anh Nguyet
  3. Does Digital Payment Development Foster Inclusive Economic Resilience? Evidence from South and Southeast Asia
    Pralhad Giri (Tribhuvan University)
  4. The Effect of Digital Connectivity on Disaster Vulnerability in ASEAN Countries (2014-2024)
    Yssa Gyle Rentuza (Mindanao State University), Johaina D. Bansao, Christine Mae R. Enoc, Charlyn M. Capulong, Rizalia Y. Teves, Martha Joy J. Abing, and Gerrich Aldin C. Babanto
E3Angkor Thom
Health, Climate Shocks and Society
Chair: Diwata Angeles (Polytechnic University of the Philippines)
  1. Does Illness Increase the Value of a Cure? Evidence from Mining Workers in India
    Akash Pal (Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee) and Pratap C. Mohanty
  2. Climate Shocks, Household Health Expenditure, and Welfare Inequality: Evidence from ASEAN Member States
    Muhammad Abdulaziz Muhammad (Bayero University Kano), Kamal Tasiu Abdullahi, and Amine Chentouf
  3. The Paradox of Plenty: Food Waste, Urban Hunger, and Pagpag in the Philippines
    Diwata Angeles (Polytechnic University of the Philippines), Zhereen Ann Brillante, and Anne Abigail Palacay
  4. Social Media and Musical Cultural Development Among Khmer Youth in Vietnam
    Ly Quoc Dang (Can Tho University), Alexander M. Cannon, Ly Hung, and Danh An
E4Bayon
Urban and Spatial Economics
Chair: Evita Mahar Dewi (Kota Masa Depan)
  1. Green Economy for All: Achieving an Inclusive Green Economy Transition for Urban Informal Businesses in Indonesia
    Evita Mahar Dewi (Kota Masa Depan), Roisaten Nuril Choiriyah, and I Komang Ardhita Wibawa
  2. Housing Prices, Accessibility, and Urban Flood Risk: A Spatial Hedonic Analysis of Phnom Penh, Cambodia
    Sitak Sath (University of Seoul)
  3. Roads to Uneven Growth: Infrastructure Investment and Spatial Economic Change in Cambodia's Corridor Economy
    Menghak Chhun (Future Forum)
  4. Toward a Sustainable Business and Tourism District: A Trade, Services, and Cultural Tourism-Based Urban Development Concept for Cirebon City, Indonesia
    Hanafi Kholifatul Iman (Hiroshima University)
E5Bakong
Macroeconomy, Firms and Investment
Chair: Panhaboth Phat (Non-Bank Financial Services Authority)
  1. Vulnerability and Resilience: The Vietnamese Economy Facing Global Instability - Insights from An Empirical SFC Model
    Xuan Huy Pham (University of Rouen Normandy), Luis Reyes, and Arsène Rieber
  2. Uneven Competition, Financial Constraints, and Adaptive Responses: Firm-Level Evidence from Southeast Asia
    Usman Alhassan (Ritsumeikan University Japan)
  3. Institutional Quality and Foreign Direct Investment: A Sectoral Analysis of Southeast Asia
    Panhaboth Phat (Non-Bank Financial Services Authority) and Hoeurn Cheb
  4. Import Exposure and Employment: Does Asia Respond Differently?
    Fajrin Hardinandar (Universitas Muhammadiyah Bima) and Firmansyah
15:00 – 15:30
Coffee break
15:30 – 16:30
Special session
Master Thesis Development Award
16:30 – 17:00
Closing remarks
The Conference Organizing Committee
19:00 – 21:00
Dinner
Venue: TBA

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