Coordinator, Non-Traditional
Security Programme (NTS)
Secretary-General,
Consortium of
Non-Traditional Security
Studies in Asia (NTS-Asia)
Associate
Professor
Dr. Mely Caballero-Anthony
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Ph.D.
(HKU)
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M.A.,
B.A.(UP)
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Regionalism
and regional security
in Asia-Pacific
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Multilateralism
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Comparative
politics and international
relations in Southeast
Asia
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Conflict
prevention and management
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Non-traditional
security
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Human
security
Professional
Activities
- Member,
Council for Security
and Cooperation in the
Asia-Pacific (CSCAP)
Singapore
- Member,
CSCAP Working Group on
Peace Operations
- Associate
Member, ASEAN Institute
of Strategic and International
Studies (ASEAN-ISIS)
- Associate
Fellow, Institute of
Development and Strategic
Studies (ISDS), Philippines
Selected
Publications
‘Regional
Security in Southeast
Asia: Beyond the ASEAN
Way’, Singapore:
Institute of Southeast
Asia Studies, 2005; ‘UN
Peace Operations and
Asian Security’,
London: Taylor and
Francis Ltd., 2005
(co-editor); ‘Non-Traditional
Security in Asia: Dilemmas
of Securitisation’,
London: Ashgate Publishing
Limited, 2005, (co-editor); ‘The
ASEAN Economic Community:
Political and Security
Implications’,
in Denis Hew (ed) The
ASEAN Economic Community,
(Singapore: Institute
of Southeast Asian
Studies, 2005); ‘Regional
Institutions and Regional
Crises in East Asia:
Moving Away from the
Comfort Zone?’,
in Douglas Webber and
Bertrand Fort (eds)
Regional Integration
in Europe and East
Asia: Convergence or
Divergence, (RoutledgeCurzon,
2005); ‘Elections
in the Philippines
and the Long Road to
Democracy’, in
Simon Tay and Yeo Lay
Hwee, (eds.), Elections
in Asia: Making Democracy
Work, (Singapore: Marshall
Cavendish, 2005); ‘Security
Challenges and Global
Governance; An Asia
Perspective’,
in William Wallace
and Young Soogil (eds),
Asia and Europe: Global
Governance as a Challenge
to Co-operation, (Tokyo:
Council for Asia-Europe
Cooperation, 2004); ‘Philippine
Political Outlook’,
Regional Outlook: Southeast
Asia 2004-2005 (Singapore:
Institute of Southeast
Asian Studies, 2003); ‘UN
Peace Operations and
Asian Security’,
International Peacekeeping,
Special Issue Vol.
12, No. 1, London:
Frank Cass, Spring
2005, (co-editor); ‘Political
Transitions in Southeast
Asia’, Southeast
Asian Affairs 2005
(Singapore: Institute
of Southeast Asian
Studies), pp. 24-44; ‘SARS
in Asia: Crisis, Vulnerabilities
and Regional Responses’,
Asian Survey, Vol.
XLV, No. 3, May/June
2005, pp. 475-495; ‘Introduction:
The UN Peace Operation
and Asian Security’,
International Peacekeeping,
Vol. 12, No.1, Spring
2005, pp. 1-24; ‘Re-visioning
Human Security in Southeast
Asia’, Asian
Perspectives, Vol.
28 No. 3, 2004, pp.
155-189; ‘Non-State
Regional Governance
Mechanism for Economic
Security: The Case
of the ASEAN Peoples’ Assembly’,
Pacific Review, Vol.
17, No.4, 2004, pp.
567-585; ‘Where
on the Road to Democracy
is the Philippines’,
UNISCI Discussion Papers.
No. 6, October 2004.
(University of Madrid:
Faculty of Political
Science and Sociology
Management | Faculty & Research | Corporate & Support
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Dr. Mely Caballero-Anthony |
Office: S4 B4c - 58
Phone: 6790
5886
ismcanthony@ntu.edu.sg
Teaching
/ Research Programme
S6012
Government and Politics in Southeast
Asia
Occasional lecturer on multilateralism, regional and human security issues
at government agency training programmes
Coordinator:
IDSS-FORD Project on Non-Traditional
Security in Asia (2003-2005)
Coordinator: IDSS-Sasakawa project of UN and Peace Operations in Asia-Pacific
(2003-2005)
Convenor/Coordinator: Regional Project on Political Transitions and Political
Change in Southeast Asia (2005-2008).
Media expertise
Southeast Asian
politics; regional security in the Asia-Pacific;
human security; regionalism and multilateralism
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