ScienceGuide quotes recent report written by Anoma Phichai van der Veere PhD of LeidenAsiaCentre. To read the story, go to https://lnkd.in/gkVhUggB #semiconductors #ASML #UniversiteitLeiden #RoK
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The LeidenAsiaCentre is the expertise centre for socially relevant and applicable knowledge on modern East Asia.
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The LeidenAsiaCentre is the Netherlands’ expertise centre for socially relevant and applicable knowledge on modern East Asia, including Singapore. It actively aims to expand its expertise and to use this in collaboration with a growing number of diverse societal partners, in particular the business sector, the social midfield, the media, governments and academic and non-academic knowledge centres. The LeidenAsiaCentre achieves this by: • Consulting with the societal field in identifying research questions • Conducting original academic research, taking into account the needs of partners in society • Building and expanding a broad network within the Dutch government, the media, educational institutions, the business sector and the social midfield • Disseminating knowledge by means of lectures, conferences, intensive training courses and publications, including web publications The LeidenAsiaCentre organizes its research projects and other activities around a number of core themes agreed for the coming period, each of which has an average duration of approximately two years. The core themes decided in 2015 are: ‘China in the Netherlands’, ‘The Netherlands in China’ and ‘Human Rights’. In what ways is Asia important for the Netherlands, and what does the Netherlands mean for Asia? Our research will contribute to strengthening and improving the relations and understanding between people, organizations and governments in Asia and the Netherlands. The LeidenAsiaCentre focuses primarily on East Asia: China (including Taiwan), Japan, Korea and Singapore. At a later stage we will expand our activities, first to South East Asia and in particular Indonesia, and in the longer term to other Asiatic regions. If you are interested in our research or in a possible partnership, we invite you to contact us via info@leidenasiacentre.nl, or visit our website: www.leidenasiacente.nl
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- Onderzoeksdiensten
- Bedrijfsgrootte
- 11 - 50 medewerkers
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- Leiden, Zuid-Holland
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- Non-profit
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- 2016
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Matthias de Vrieshof 3
Leiden, Zuid-Holland 2311 BZ, NL
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An exciting talk yesterday by LeidenAsiaCentre researcher Beste Sevindik who presented the findings of her upcoming report!
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An exciting talk yesterday by LeidenAsiaCentre researcher Beste Sevindik who presented the findings of her upcoming report!
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In recent years the Netherlands has tried to strengthen regional ties with Japan by being involved in cultural collaboration programs such as Holland-Kyushu (2016-2017), Holland-Kyoto (2019-2020), and NL-Kanto (2021-2023). What is the impact and legacy of these cultural connections and do these initiatives, supported by the Dutch Embassy in Tokyo, actually lead to long-term partnerships with regional governments? LAC researcher Beste Sevindik will present her report on this topic on the 26th of June. Sign up now on the LeidenAsiaCentre website via this link: https://lnkd.in/e3DzF-Q7
Creative Alliances: Regional Cultural Collaboration between the Netherlands and Japan - Leiden Asia Centre
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Te gast bij VPRO's Bureau Buitenland NPO Radio1 vertelde ik maandag waarom de spanningen tussen China en de Filipijnen in de Zuid-Chinese Zee momenteel zo hoog oplopen, en dat er - zij het voorzichtig - zelfs wordt gesproken over het inroepen van Amerikaanse hulp o.b.v. het wederzijdse bijstandsverdrag tussen Washington en Manilla: 'Na een aanval van de Chinese kustwacht op de Filipijnse marine, waarbij ze aan boord kwamen en apparatuur vernielden, is de Filipijnse president Marcos vooral bezig de gemoederen tot rust te brengen. Hij zegt geen oorlog te beginnen, maar zich ook niet te laten intimideren. Waarom lopen de spanningen tussen China en de Filipijnen de afgelopen periode zo hoog op dat er zelfs over oorlog wordt gesproken? Hierover te gast politicoloog en expert op het gebied van de Zuid-Chinese Zee, Friso Dubbelboer.' #SecondThomasShoal #BRPSierraMadre https://lnkd.in/eABAWi4T
‘De Filipijnen zullen geen oorlog beginnen’
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A new report by LeidenAsiaCentre researcher Anoma Phichai van der Veere PhD explores the semiconductor industry in South Korea and the Netherlands in a global context and offers recommendations for furthering collaboration. Check it out! https://lnkd.in/epqH3q5d
Publication: The Netherlands and South Korea: From Semiconductors to Universities - Leiden Asia Centre
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Most of the recent commentaries on North Korea-Russia relations are focused on explaining the Russian perspective - why Russia is turning to North Korea. My colleague Elena Guido at the LeidenAsiaCentre who specialises on the DPRK, and myself Eric Siyi Zhang addresses this issue from a different angle: We analysed North Korea's motives on developing a closer military and strategic tie with Russia. It's an exchange of ammunition with food, military technologies, and geopolitical leeway. Most importantly, they are the only partner for each other with which this quid pro quo is possible at this moment. As surreal as it is, North Korea has become a relevant player in European security. In order to understand this new reality in a meaningful way, more research on the DPRK based on area-specific knowledge is needed!
Great article by LeidenAsiaCentre's researchers Eric Siyi Zhang and Elena Guido about the ever closer relationship between Russia and North-Korea - with serious implications for Europe. #dprk #northkorea #russia #leidenuniversity. https://lnkd.in/emcVkd89
Why North Korea’s Military Partnership With Russia Is Here to Stay
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Vanochtend sprak ik @BNR over de verdere escalatie tussen China en de Filipijnen rond de bevoorrading van de BRP Sierra Madre die - met opzet - daar gestrand ligt op het #SecondThomasShoal atol als basis voor het Filipijnse leger. Ik vertelde dat het eigenlijk wachten is op dodelijke slachtoffers. En dat in dat geval - mogelijk - Amerikaanse betrokkenheid in zicht komt op basis van het wederzijdse bijstandsverdrag #MDT tussen Manila en Washington. 'Friso Dubbelboer, politicoloog aan het LeidenAsiaCentre, ziet dat ‘het al ruim een jaar van kwaad tot erger gaat’ tussen de landen in het gebied. (..) Het enige positieve wat erbij gezegd kan worden is dat er geen vuurwapens zijn gebruikt door beide partijen.' https://lnkd.in/ginbDGCB
China en Filipijnen in gevecht: ‘Wachten op doden’
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Great article by LeidenAsiaCentre's researchers Eric Siyi Zhang and Elena Guido about the ever closer relationship between Russia and North-Korea - with serious implications for Europe. #dprk #northkorea #russia #leidenuniversity. https://lnkd.in/emcVkd89
Why North Korea’s Military Partnership With Russia Is Here to Stay
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LAC researcher Friso Dubbelboer in Algemeen Dagblad talking about the Dutch Zr. Ms. Tromp! https://lnkd.in/e5yYZFHs
China waarschuwt Nederland na ‘illegale’ doorvaart marineschip
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