Managing Conflicts in a Globalizing ASEAN
Incompatibility Management through Good Governance
Managing Conflicts in a Globalizing ASEAN
Incompatibility Management through Good Governance
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Mikio Oishi is an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Heritage at Universiti Malaysia Sabah. Since gaining his PhD in Peace and Conflict Studies at the University of Bradford in 1995, he has been involved in research and publication on Peace and Conflict studies, focusing on the Asia-Pacific region. Knowledgeable in the world’s major spiritual and humanistic traditions, he is interested in developing a holistic approach to conflict management and transformation in Asian countries, as well as seeking a regional security order reflecting the rich cultures, values and norms of the Asia-Pacific.
Mikio Oishi is an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Heritage at Universiti Malaysia Sabah. Since gaining his PhD in Peace and Conflict Studies at the University of Bradford in 1995, he has been involved in research and publication on Peace and Conflict studies, focusing on the Asia-Pacific region. Knowledgeable in the world’s major spiritual and humanistic traditions, he is interested in developing a holistic approach to conflict management and transformation in Asian countries, as well as seeking a regional security order reflecting the rich cultures, values and norms of the Asia-Pacific.
Mikio Oishi is an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Heritage at Universiti Malaysia Sabah. Since gaining his PhD in Peace and Conflict Studies at the University of Bradford in 1995, he has been involved in research and publication on Peace and Conflict studies, focusing on the Asia-Pacific region. Knowledgeable in the world’s major spiritual and humanistic traditions, he is interested in developing a holistic approach to conflict management and transformation in Asian countries, as well as seeking a regional security order reflecting the rich cultures, values and norms of the Asia-Pacific.