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RECOURSE TO INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION IN SOUTHEAST ASIA

Apr 28, 2026

RECOURSE TO INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION IN SOUTHEAST ASIA

1. The corporate internationalization process The corporate internationalization process is often long and complex; a process that sometimes stems from offensive factors to gain market share or leverage economies of scale, and other times from defensive...

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INDONESIA: NEW FOREIGN INVESTMENT REGULATORY FRAMEWORK

Jan 26, 2026

INDONESIA: NEW FOREIGN INVESTMENT REGULATORY FRAMEWORK

One of the most interesting things happening in Southeast Asia in recent years, and one to which every foreign investor interested in doing business in this area must pay attention, is the uninterrupted process of regulatory liberalization and bureaucratic...

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LIBERALIZATION OF PHILIPPINE REGULATIONS ON LAND LEASING

Oct 1, 2025

LIBERALIZATION OF PHILIPPINE REGULATIONS ON LAND LEASING

Reform of Previously Existing Regulations In the Philippines, as in other Southeast Asian countries, the acquisition of land by a foreign investor for commercial, industrial, or tourism purposes has traditionally been limited. Access was only possible...

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SPAIN IN ASIA: A STRATEGIC NECESSITY. IN MEMORY OF JOSEP PIQUÉ

Dec 3, 2024

SPAIN IN ASIA: A STRATEGIC NECESSITY. IN MEMORY OF JOSEP PIQUÉ

To Josep Piqué, in testimony of remembrance and gratitude for his generous contribution to the activities of the Spain-ASEAN Business Association (Asempea). A few months ago, the Debate publishing house had the happy idea of compiling in a volume some of the...

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Exploring the Southeast Asian Markets: Is Spain Interested?

Jul 12, 2024

Exploring the Southeast Asian Markets: Is Spain Interested?

A few years ago, Indonesia’s former Minister of Foreign Affairs from 2009 to 2014, Marty Natalegawa, wrote a book titled “Does ASEAN Matter?”. In this book, he reflected on the role of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) in...

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