Background
The ASEAN region is undergoing profound changes that are reshaping security across multiple dimensions. These include migration, border management, human security, disaster management, climate change, human trafficking, and public policy. As these issues are deeply interconnected, addressing them effectively requires close cooperation among governments, academic institutions, civil society, and international partners.
The ASEAN Security & Migration Community (ASMC) was established as an academic community that brings together researchers, academics, students, policymakers, and practitioners from across ASEAN and the international community. Its mission is to facilitate knowledge exchange, disseminate research, and strengthen academic collaboration through an accessible digital platform that supports learning, networking, and the development of innovative solutions to regional security and migration challenges.
Objective
- 1. Promote research collaboration across ASEAN.
- 2. Support the development of early-career researchers.
- 3. Strengthen connections between researchers and policymakers.
- 4. Develop an open-access academic database to facilitate knowledge sharing.
- 5. Contribute to enhancing regional security and improving the quality of life of people across the ASEAN region.
About Us
ASEAN Security & Migration Community (ASMC) is a non-profit academic community established to address the increasingly complex security challenges facing the ASEAN region, particularly in the areas of international migration, border management, and human security. ASMC serves as an open digital platform that connects researchers, academics, policymakers, and practitioners to advance knowledge, disseminate research, and promote evidence-based public policy. Through academic collaboration and knowledge sharing, ASMC is committed to strengthening regional security and improving the quality of life of people across ASEAN.
E-Book (ASMC)
E 001 - Myanmar-Thailand Migration: Unpacking Firms' Experience in Hiring Myanmar Workers ( Institute of Asian Studies, Chulalongkorn University) Read E 002 - Research Report: Myanmar-Thailand Migration: Unpacking Firms' Experience in Hiring Myanmar Workers Read E003 -Article: Cooperative Security in Southeast Asia: A Case Study of Natural Disaster Management(Supreecha Hiranburana) Read
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