China-ASEAN Studies Centre (CASC)

China-ASEAN Studies Centre (CASC)

China-ASEAN Studies Centre (CASC)

China-ASEAN Studies Centre (CASC) serves as a critical platform to advance mutual understanding, co-develop policy solutions, and strengthen people-to-people ties for a peaceful, stable, and prosperous region.

The primary objectives of the China-ASEAN Studies Centre are:
• Promote Dialogue and Consultation: Foster open communication and constructive dialogue among policymakers, scholars, and civil society from China and ASEAN member states to address shared challenges and opportunities.
• Enhance Mutual Trust and Understanding: Build bridges of understanding and trust between diverse stakeholders to promote mutual respect, cultural exchange, and closer cooperation.
• Facilitate Policy Solutions: Co-create and co-develop innovative, evidence-based policy solutions to address pressing regional issues such as peace, security, development, and governance.
• Strengthen People-to-People Ties: Cultivate a deeper sense of community through cultural exchanges, academic collaborations, and shared learning opportunities.

CONTACT

Prof. Dr. Vannarith Chheang
Director of China-ASEAN Studies Centre (CASC)
E-mail: vannarith.chheang@camtech.edu.kh

Research and Publication

NTitleYearTypeAuthor
1Navigating the Giant’s Shadow: China’s Neighborhood Diplomacy and Strategic Imperatives for Cambodia 2026CommentariesSayumphu Ros
2Strategizing the Ironclad Partnership: Cambodia’s Path to 2050 Through Win-Win Cooperation with China 2026CommentariesSayumphu Ros
3The Centrifugal Turn: Navigating the New Global Order and Cambodia’s Strategic Agency 2026CommentariesSayumphu Ros
4Embracing the Dragon: Why Cambodia’s Future Depends on a New Perception of Chinese Goods2026CommentariesSayumphu Ros
5How Cambodia-Thailand Border “Third Clash” Will Play-Out 2026CommentariesPichanvorlak Rath
6Thailand’s Diplomatic Manipulation on Border Dispute with Cambodia and Online Scam2026CommentariesVenghong Oeung
7Selected Works Contemporary Perspectives on Cambodia and the Asia-Pacific2025PublicationChheang Vannarith
8Indo-Pacific vs Global South: China–ASEAN Geopolitical Horizons2025CommentariesChhem Kieth Rethy
9Dollarization in Cambodia: What, Why, and How?2025Policy BriefKosalthanan Neth; Khunmunie Sivin
10China’s Vision for Global AI Governance: Opportunities and Challenges for ASEAN 2025CommentariesProf. Dr. Chhem Kieth Rethy
11Rare Earth Rivalry: Mid-Stream Power, Security Stakes, and ASEAN’s Choice 2025Policy BriefSayumphu Ros; Chhem Siriwat
12China’s Global AI Governance Initiative in a Multipolar World: Opportunities and Challenges for the Global South 2025CommentariesSayumphu Ros
13Beyond the Border: Cambodia’s Economic Strain from the Thailand Conflict 2025CommentariesKosalthanan Neth
14Cambodia to Reach High-Income Status by 2050: Ambitious or Achievable? 2025Working PaperKosalthanan Neth
15Navigating Uncertainty: How Cambodia Stands Against Post-LDC Vulnerabilities 2025Working PaperKosalthanan Neth
16China’s Civilizational Soft Power Strategy: Wealth, Wisdom, and Global Inclusion 2025CommentariesProf. Dr. Chhem Kieth Rethy
17Cambodia–China Relations in 2025: Leadership, Vision, and Infrastructure as Pillars of Strategic Partnership 2025CommentariesCHANG Heanglong
18The Sleeping Giant’s Economic Transformation 2025Policy BriefSayumphu Ros; Angkeara Bong
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