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Geoeconomics is the new geopolitics: Playing offense in the new economy Original

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By Mirek Dusek 
| Fortune
We have entered a new world economy shaped by two fundamental forces: geoeconomic fragmentation and exponential innovation. In this environment, established cooperative and diplomatic frameworks are under pressure, requiring much more dialogue, imagination and entrepreneurship to regain forward momentum. At the same time, technology and innovation are being deployed at unprecedented speed, with companies playing an ever-greater role.
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How ASEAN can thrive through innovation and collaboration

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By Mirek Dusek 
| World Economic Forum
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) must accelerate investment in digital infrastructure, advanced manufacturing and energy transition technologies. Countries such as Viet Nam, Thailand and Malaysia are shifting from traditional economic roles to higher-value industries. This article was first published in The Jakarta Post, read it here.
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How Asean can thrive through innovation and collaboration

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By Mirek Dusek 
| The Star (Malaysia)
GLOBAL trade tensions, policy uncertainty and subdued foreign direct investment (FDI) pose a challenging economic environment for emerging markets as efforts to stimulate growth, create jobs and cut poverty are held back. This has led to downgrades to growth forecasts across emerging economies – and Asean is no exception. Countries across the region from Thailand and Vietnam to Indonesia to Malaysia are feeling the pinch.
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