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Asia Pacific Security Outlook 2001
Participants
[Co-Directors] | |
| Charles E. Morrison | East-West Center, U.S.A. (Co-Editor) |
| Masashi Nishihara | National Defense Academy, Japan |
| Jusuf Wanandi | Centre for Strategic and International Studies, Indonesia |
[Country Analysts] | |
Australia | |
| Ross Cottrill | Australian Institute of International Affairs |
Brunei Darussalam | |
| Pushpathavi Thambipillai | University of Brunei Darussalam |
Cambodia | |
| Kao Kim Hourn | Cambodian Institute for Cooperation and Peace |
Canada | |
| Allen G. Sens and Brian L. Job |
University of British Columbia |
China | |
| Chu Shulong | China Institute of Contemporary International Relations |
European Union | |
| Hanns Maull | University of Trier, Germany |
India | |
| Dipankar Banerjee | Regional Centre for Strategic Studies, Sri Lanka |
Indonesia | |
| Rizal Sukma | Centre for Strategic and International Studies, Jakarta |
Japan | |
| Eiichi Katahara | Kobe Gakuin University |
Republic of Korea | |
| Chung Oknim | Sejong Institute, Seoul |
Malaysia | |
| Mely Caballero-Anthony | Institute of Strategic and International Studies, Kuala Lumpur |
Mongolia | |
| Sereeter Galsanjamts | Institute for Strategic Studies, Ulaanbaatar |
New Zealand | |
| David Dickens | Centre for Strategic Studies, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand |
Papua New Guinea | |
| Ronald J. May | Australian National University |
| Lt. Col. James Laki | Papua New Guinea National Research Institute |
Philippines | |
| Raymund Jose Quilop | Institute for Strategic Development Studies, Quezon City |
Russia | |
| Dmitri V. Trenin | Carnegie Moscow Center, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace |
Singapore | |
| Simon S. C. Tay | Singapore Institute of International Affairs |
Thailand | |
| Julaporn Euarukskul | Thammasat University |
United States | |
| Larry A. Niksch | Congressional Research Service, Library of Congress |
Vietnam | |
| Ha Hong Hai | Institute for International Relations, Hanoi |