Towards Clean Governance in Asean

By Eleanor Lopez, Rosalind Chua, Jeffrey Hardy Quah, Dato' Dr. Ooi Kee Beng

July 2012 COVER STORY
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GOVERNANCE IS as clean as its dirtiest linkPenang Institute hosts the inaugural Conference of the ASEAN Coalition for Clean GovernanceThe Penang Institute was recently repositioned to stimulate and deepen popular discussions about key issues of governance as well as to play a prominent role in regional development.Its first major international conference brought together some of ASEAN’s leading proponents of clean governance including Abhisit Vejjajiva, Ambiga Sreenevasan, Anwar Nasution, Paul Low and Risa Hontiveros.The realisation of the inaugural ASEAN Coalition for...

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Eleanor Lopez

is a freelance writer and activist at heart.

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Rosalind Chua

Jeffrey Hardy Quah

is a freelance writer and editor.

Dato' Dr. Ooi Kee Beng

is the Executive Director of Penang Institute. His latest book is Signals in the Noise: Notes on Penang, Malaysia and the World (Singapore: Faction Press) Homepage: wikibeng.com.

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