Sustainable Security
Today, countries are faced with non-traditional security threats: climate, food, and economy. These issues happen over large time horizons but have tangible long-term impacts. Governments and the private sector have to build resources and share expertise to address these non-traditional threats.
This resource page contains a compilation of articles by RSIS researchers, offering insights into climate, food and economic security, and links to related webinars.
RSIS Commentaries
- “Collateral Effects of the Tariff War on ASEAN Food Security” by Jose Ma. Luis P. Montesclaros and Kayven Tan
- “Protecting Food Security in the Face of Tariffs and Trade Wars” by Paul Teng
- “California Wildfires and Planetary Health” by Pey Peili
- “COP29: Reason for Hope Despite the New Climate Financing Deal” by Margareth Sembiring
- “China Will Step Up if the US Falls Behind on Climate Action” by Pey Peili and Danielle Lynn Goh
- “Food Security Beyond Borders: Securing ASEAN’s Food Supply Chains” by Jose Ma. Luis P. Montesclaros and Paul Teng
- “The Post-2025 ASEAN Agrifood Landscape: What Next?” by Paul Teng
- “Is Southeast Asia’s Nuclear Power Ambition Within Reach?” by Julius Cesar Imperial Trajano, Mely Caballero-Anthony
- “ASEAN One Health Efforts: Tackling the Intersections of Climate Change and Health” by Danielle Lynn Goh
- “Food Security Issues In Asia” by Paul Teng
- “‘Food Chokepoint’ Disruptions and Implications for Asia” by Genevieve Donnellon-May and Paul Teng
- “Time for ASEAN to Step up to Biotechnology in Food Production” by Paul Teng and Jose Ma. Luis P. Montesclaros
- “Facing Up to Climate Change-Induced Biosecurity Threats” by Jose Ma. Luis P. Montesclaros, Mely Caballero-Anthony
- “Agriculture and Food at COP28: Not Just More Money” by Jose Ma. Luis P. Montesclaros and Paul Teng
- “Advances in Biotechnology: The Need to Strengthen Biosecurity” by Julius Cesar Imperial Trajano, Jeselyn and Mely Caballero-Anthony
- “Petrostate Climate Diplomacy at COP28” by Margareth Sembiring
- “Climate Change and Geopolitics in the Blue Pacific” by Danielle Lynn Goh
- “A Revolution in Rice Production?” by Paul Teng and Jose Ma. Luis P. Montesclaros
- “Securing ASEAN’s Security Amidst Geopolitical Divides” by Marty Natalegawa
- “Small Modular Reactors in the Philippines’ Journey Toward Nuclear Energy” by Julius Cesar Trajano
- “Advancing the ASEAN Economic Community: More Trade, Digitalisation and Sustainability” by Barry Desker
- “Uncertainty in the Black Sea: Implications for Asia’s Food Security” by Jose M.L. Montesclaros
- “Economic, Political and Security Imperatives in Xi Jinping’s Third Term” by Stefanie Kam
- “International Currency Instability and Food Security: Time to Rebuild ‘Real Food Economies’?” by Jose M.L. Montesclaros
- “Global Food Insecurity – The Danger of Misguided Food Production Policies: The Case of Sri Lanka” by Paul Teng and Jose M.L. Montesclaros
- “Indonesia’s 2060 Net-Zero Ambition: The Challenges Ahead” by Margareth Sembiring
- “Global Food Insecurity – Food Import: Reducing ASEAN’s Dependency” by Paul Teng
- “Growing Food Insecurity – Global Water Crisis: Options for Food Security” by Paul Teng
- “Ukraine War and Food Security: How Should ASEAN Respond?” by Jose M.L. Montesclaros and Mely Caballero-Anthony
- “India’s Food Security Resilience: Some Tips for ASEAN?” by Jose M.L. Montesclaros
- “COP26’s Dilemma: Sustainability vs Food Security?” by Jose M.L. Montesclaros
- “Reviving Nuclear Power: Is the Philippines Ready?” by Julius Cesar Trajano
- “Women in AI: Is There a Singapore Model?” by Tamara Nair
- “Plastic Pollution in Southeast Asia: Wasted Opportunity?” by Julius Cesar Trajano
- “COP26: Sustaining the Global Food System” by Paul Teng
- “COP26: The Indispensable Role of Nuclear Power” by Julius Cesar Trajano
- “Planetary Health: A More Resilient World Post-COVID-19?” by Margareth Sembiring,
- “Community Gardens: Singapore’s ‘Fourth Food Basket’?” by Jose M.L. Montesclaros and Paul Teng
- “‘Code Red for Humanity’: What Next for Mankind?” by Margareth Sembiring
- “Golden Rice: Triumph for Science” by Paul Teng
- “Global Warming: Rethinking International Relations” by Alan Chong
- “Vertical Farms: Are They Sustainable?” by Paul Teng
- “Humanitarian ‘Do No Harm’: Plugging Gaps in Data Governance” by S. Nanthini,
Op-eds
- “Is Fukushima wastewater release safe? Depends on your politics and science” by Alvin Chew
- “Climate Change, Environment and Humanitarian Action in Southeast Asia” by Alistair D. B. Cook
- “Everything Everywhere All at Once: The Challenge of Defence Supply Chains” by Michael Raska
- “How about an energy rationing exercise, like Singapore did with food and water in the past?” by Alvin Chew
- “Craving India’s Food Security Success” by Jose M.L. Montesclaros
- “How AI can strengthen food resilience” by Paul Teng and Zaid Hamzah
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