Is Southeast Asia back on form?

The region is competing better against China and India than the headlines suggest, argues policy wonk.

"Southeast Asia is the comeback kid," says Manu Bhaskaran, senior research fellow at the Institute of Policy Studies in Singapore and a partner at Washington DC-based advisor Centennial Group. Addressing members of the Asia Society in Hong Kong, he says that despite some dire news headlines, the region's political stability and economic restructuring has improved enough to allow it to adapt to competitive challenges from China and India.

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