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               S.D. Muni-former special envoy of the Government of India and emeritus professor, JNU, and
               YM Raja Dato’ Nushirwan Zainal Abidin, Malaysia’s Ambassador to China.


               Comparative Regionalism Workshop 2019
               On  April  24  and  25,  2019,  the  institute  organized  a  two-day  workshop  on  Comparative
               Regionalism in collaboration with the Centre for ASEAN Regionalism University of Malaya.
               The session was conducted by Dr. Paul Gillespie, Senior Research Fellow at University College
               Dublin and co-facilitated by Dr. Rahul Mishra, AEI. The workshop’s objective was to expose
               participants to the field of research on comparative regionalism as well as introduce participants
               to the use of comparative regionalism and the theory for comparative research. For this two
               day  workshop,  the  organizers  hoped  to  create  an  environment  where  all  the  students,
               researchers and participants are able to collaborate for a mock research design. At the end of
               the workshop there were group presentations of the proposed or mock research project.


               Seminar on Western and non-Western International Relations

               A  range  of  Kuala  Lumpur-based  specialists  on  international  relations-security  and  foreign
               policy experts, historians, sociologists, and public policy specialists - gathered at the Asia-
               Europe Institute on 11 July, 2019 to discuss recent literature on non-Western approaches to
               international relations. The event was a part of the year two of JMCoE activities. The seminar
               sought to identify key features of the Western approach. It was noted first that Western thinking
               has changed over the centuries, and shares characteristics with different forms of non-Western
               international relations thought.














































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