Marsha Phoebe

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Marsha Phoebe is on her fourth semester as an international relations major in Gadjah Mada University, Jogjyakarta, Indonesia. Her academic concentration is on global politics and security with a special interest for low security issues. Regions of interest include Southeast Asia, Japan, Latin America, and Africa.

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An Alternative Future: Buen vivir’s Economic and Political Implication in South America

An alternative approach of development stemming from the cosmo-visions of the Quechua peoples of the Andes’s sumak kawsay, the Aymara of Bolivia’s suma qamana,...

RCEP’s Intellectual Property Rights Chapter: Relevance, Implications, and Contributions to Asia-Pacific’s IP Regime

The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) Agreement is the world’s biggest regional trade agreement encompassing the 10 ASEAN member states and 5 of its...

The Future of ASEAN Financial Integration Through the Local Currency Settlement Framework

When thinking about regional financial integration, one would think of regional currencies like the Euro as the epitome example, however a different story is...

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Can an IEA Oil Reserve Release Contain the Global Diesel Price Shock?

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Can France Fix Its Debt Problem Without ECB Help?

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Why Has Yemen’s War Escalated Again and What Does It Mean for the Red Sea?

Yemen's long-running war has entered another dangerous phase, with...

Why Is North Korea Taking a Stronger Line on Taiwan and Russia?

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