Dipinder S Randhawa is a Senior Fellow at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, Nanyang Technological University. His research interests are in the areas of Development Economics, Finance and Banking, Policy formulation and analysis, technologies of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, and the economic consequences of the pandemic. Earlier Dipinder held research positions at the Institute of South Asian Studies and the Risk Management Institute. He has taught at Syracuse University and the National University of Singapore and held visiting appointments at Universities in China and Thailand. Dipinder received PhD from the Whitman School at Syracuse University.

Policy Reports

• Lessons from the COVID-19 for Developing a Resilient ASEAN

  15 February, 2022

• China's Central Bank Digital Currency: Implications for ASEAN

  30 December, 2020

Commentaries

• The Challenge of Food (In)security in ASEAN

  24 January, 2024

• The Potential and Frailties of the Blue Economy in ASEAN

  05 January, 2024

• The Singapore-Australia Green Economy Agreement: A Template for Cooperation in the Green Economy?

  09 May, 2023

• The Loss and Damage Fund: Climate Disaster Relief for the Most Vulnerable Countries

  04 May, 2023

• Finally, Protection for the High Seas

  26 April, 2023

• Towards Post-Pandemic Recovery: ASEAN’s Three Priorities

  24 February, 2022

• RCEP: Turning Point for ASEAN?

  24 November, 2021

• The Global Minimum Tax: A Transformational Proposal?

  21 April, 2021

• Finally a Director-General: WTO at the Crossroads

  17 February, 2021

• China’s Central Bank Digital Currency: What It Means for ASEAN

  29 December, 2020

• Nobel Peace Prize 2020: Securing Food and Preventing Hunger

  13 October, 2020