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Open Access and Knowledge Sharing: Policy on Citing and Republishing the Institute’s Materials
The Institute publishes research outputs and data in support of open access and knowledge sharing. This article explains the licensing, citation requirements and republishing rules for our content, and how external resources are labelled on this site.
The “Nearby” in Research: How Regional Knowledge Production Connects Local Experience with Global Issues
Solutions to global issues often need local knowledge. This article discusses the meaning of regional studies: bringing local experience obscured by macro narratives into public policy discussion, while preventing “local” from becoming exoticism.
The “Implementation Problem” in AI Governance: From Lists of Principles to Operable Mechanisms
States and international organisations have issued many principles on AI governance; the real challenge is implementation: who interprets the principles, with what tools they are delivered, and what ensures consistency. This article discusses the path from “declaration” to “mechanism”.
The Public Responsibility of Knowledge Institutions: Independent, Transparent and Accountable Research Production
The value of a think tank lies in method, not volume. This article discusses the baseline of public responsibility for research institutions: transparent funding, open methods, checkable conclusions and disclosure of interests, and how these principles translate into daily editorial practice.
From Dialogue Density to Institutional Effectiveness: Knowledge Collaboration Pathways in Asian Regional Governance
Asia hosts one of the world’s densest networks of dialogue and institutions, but the number of dialogues does not equal governance quality. This article proposes a framework that moves from “density” to “effectiveness”, discussing three dimensions for assessing regional institutions and entry points for knowledge collaboration.
Facts, Sources and Versions: The Institute’s Content Production and Citation Standards (Consultation Draft)
A research institution’s credibility rests on verifiable content. The Institute has drafted content production and citation standards (v0.9) for public consultation: separating fact from opinion, traceable sources, checkable versions and documented corrections.
Reassembling Global Governance: Institutional Resilience and Knowledge Supply in an Age of Fragmentation
The multilateral system is shifting from “rule expansion” to “institutional competition”. From a research institute’s perspective, this article examines three manifestations of governance fragmentation, discusses how to assess institutional resilience, and locates independent knowledge supply in the reassembly process.
Public Consultation on the Institute’s Publishing and Citation Standards (demo)
The Institute plans to establish a complete publishing process from topic selection, source verification and peer review to version management and correction statements. This entry demonstrates the list and article detail pages for announcement-type news.
The Institute Publishes Its Annual Research Agenda: Focus on Global Governance and Regional Change in Asia (demo)
The Institute announces its annual research agenda, setting long-term research lines on global governance, Asian regional security, economic development and technology policy, and will publish interim results through reports, policy briefs and expert dialogue.
Observing Regional Policy Dialogue: Cross-Border Risks Need New Knowledge Collaboration Mechanisms (demo)
As security, supply chains, climate and technology governance overlap, single-region and single-discipline explanations are losing their power. This article demonstrates the standfirst, body, related research and citation layout of a think-tank news article.
WCI Launches an International Academic Partner Network (demo)
The plan will form cooperation nodes around joint research, visiting scholars, early-career researcher exchange and co-created open resources. This content is a layout demonstration after deployment and does not represent a formal institutional activity that has taken place.