Ms S. Nanthini
Ms S. Nanthini
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Biography
S. Nanthini is a Senior Analyst on the Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief (HADR) Programme at the Centre of Non-Traditional Security Studies (NTS Centre) , S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS) , Nanyang Technological University (NTU) , Singapore. She holds a Masters in International Relations (International Security) from the University of Melbourne, and a Bachelor of Arts (Politics and Gender Studies) from La Trobe University. During her time in Melbourne, she volunteered with the humanitarian response agency RedR Australia where she furthered her interest in the security aspects of humanitarian situations.
Prior to joining RSIS, Nanthini was an intern at the Asia-Europe Foundation in Singapore and has written for the Young Diplomats as their Regional Content Writer for Southeast Asia. Her research interests include human security in Southeast Asia, looking at the HADR landscape through a gendered lens and the role of multilateralism in the security architecture of the Asia-Pacific.
Areas of Expertise
- Gender and HADR
- R2P and Human Security in Southeast Asia
- Multilateralism and Security in the Asia-Pacific
RSIS Publications
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Mitigate, Adapt, Prepare: A Climate Security Agenda for the ASEAN Defence Ministers' Meeting
19 June, 2023
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Collective Response to Disasters in the Indo-Pacific: Opportunities and Challenges
15 July, 2022
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Disasters in COVID-19: Implications for Nexus Governance
01 July, 2021
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Pathways for ASEAN Contributions to Sustainable Peace and Security in Rakhine State, Myanmar
06 May, 2020
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Countering Disinformation and Misinformation in Humanitarian Relief Work
07 December, 2022
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Urban Resilience: A 21ˢᵗ Century Challenge
19 August, 2022
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Planetary health: An alternative framework for disaster governance in ASEAN?
17 August, 2022
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Humanitarian 'Do No Harm': Plugging Gaps in Data Governance
18 June, 2021
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Global Health Security: COVID-19 and Its Impacts - In Limbo in ASEAN: Pandemic and Irregular Migration
25 June, 2020
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Global Health Security - Impact of COVID-19: Can Irregular Migrants Cope?
16 April, 2020
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ASEAN, Myanmar and the Rakhine Crisis: Two Years On
29 November, 2019
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ASEAN Strategic Policy Dialogue On Disaster Management (SPDDM) 2022
25 October, 2022
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ASEAN Strategic Policy Dialogue On Disaster Management (SPDDM) 2021
15 November, 2021
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Framing Climate Change: The Need for a Human Security Perspective
10 September, 2021
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The COVID-19 Catalyst: Implications for Disaster Governance in ASEAN
23 December, 2020
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COVID-19 and the Impacts on Women
29 July, 2020
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IP23061 | ASEAN’s Move Towards Proactive Disaster Management
23 August, 2023
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IP23024 | Anticipatory Action: A Stop-gap Measure for Disaster Management
16 March, 2023
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IP23019 | Public Health Emergencies: Moving Beyond Ad Hoc Military Responses
02 March, 2023
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IP22019 | Two Years On: The Need for Gender-Sensitivity in Humanitarian Protection
29 March, 2022
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IP21020 | European Militaries in the New Climate Reality
02 December, 2021
Policy Reports
Commentaries
Commemorative / Event Reports
NTS Insight
IDSS Paper
External Publications
Policy Reports
Edited Books / Special Issues
Chapters in Edited Books
- “Singapore: Migrant Workers, a Vulnerable Community during COVID-19” in Noel M. Morada, Mely Caballero-Anthony (eds), Covid-19 and Atrocity Prevention in East Asia. London: Routledge, 2022,
- “Covid-19 Engagement in Southeast Asia” in Christian Echler and Jan Kliem (Eds), European Strategic Approaches to the Indo-Pacific. Singapore: Konrad-Adenaur-Siftung, 2022,
Op-Eds
- “ASEAN: A Multilateral Model of Disaster Management”, ORF, 15 December 2022
- “Urban Resilience: A 21st Century Challenge”, The Straits Times, 24 August 2022
- “An Alternative Framework for Disaster Governance in Asean” (with Lina Gong), The Straits Time, 22 August 2022
- “Defence Diplomacy as a Tool to Cope with the Climate Crisis”, East Asia Forum, 31 March 2022
- “Financing ASEAN Disaster Management and Resilience” (with Lina Gong), East Asia Forum, 4 November 2021
- “Re-evaluating the military’s role in disaster response”, The Interpreter, 27 January 2021
- “State Responses to the Refugee Situation during COVID-19: Rohingyas in Myanmar and Bangladesh” (with Christopher Chen), COVID-19 Impacts on Immigration Detention: Global Responses, 26 October 2020
Last updated on 15/09/2021