Sarah Chan is Senior Research Fellow at the East Asian Institute, National University of Singapore. She has previously worked as a senior economist at the Monetary Authority of Singapore and a consultant economist for the Asian Development Bank. She obtained her PhD in Economics from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore in 2014.

• CHAPTER 1. IS A CHINA-CENTRIC ASIAN PRODUCTION NETWORK STILL IN EXISTENCE?CHAPTER 2. ASEAN AND CHINA: SHIFTING TRADE DYNAMICS AMIDUS-CHINA TRADE RIVALRYCHAPTER 3. INTERNATIONALISATION OF THE RENMINBI: DRIVEN BY GEOPOLITICS OR ECONOMICS?CHAPTER 4. GEOPOLITICS AND GLOBAL VALUE CHAIN IN EAST ASIA (I): THE CASE OF THE SEMICONDUCTOR INDUSTRYCHAPTER 5. GEOPOLITICS AND GLOBAL VALUE CHAIN IN EAST ASIA (II): RIVALRY AND TECHNOLOGICAL COMPETITION

Sarah Chan is Senior Research Fellow at the East Asian Institute, National University of Singapore. She has previously worked as a senior economist at the Monetary Authority of Singapore and a consultant economist for the Asian Development Bank. She obtained her PhD in Economics from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore in 2014.

• CHAPTER 1. IS A CHINA-CENTRIC ASIAN PRODUCTION NETWORK STILL IN EXISTENCE?CHAPTER 2. ASEAN AND CHINA: SHIFTING TRADE DYNAMICS AMIDUS-CHINA TRADE RIVALRYCHAPTER 3. INTERNATIONALISATION OF THE RENMINBI: DRIVEN BY GEOPOLITICS OR ECONOMICS?CHAPTER 4. GEOPOLITICS AND GLOBAL VALUE CHAIN IN EAST ASIA (I): THE CASE OF THE SEMICONDUCTOR INDUSTRYCHAPTER 5. GEOPOLITICS AND GLOBAL VALUE CHAIN IN EAST ASIA (II): RIVALRY AND TECHNOLOGICAL COMPETITION

Sarah Chan is Senior Research Fellow at the East Asian Institute, National University of Singapore. She has previously worked as a senior economist at the Monetary Authority of Singapore and a consultant economist for the Asian Development Bank. She obtained her PhD in Economics from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore in 2014.

• CHAPTER 1. IS A CHINA-CENTRIC ASIAN PRODUCTION NETWORK STILL IN EXISTENCE?CHAPTER 2. ASEAN AND CHINA: SHIFTING TRADE DYNAMICS AMIDUS-CHINA TRADE RIVALRYCHAPTER 3. INTERNATIONALISATION OF THE RENMINBI: DRIVEN BY GEOPOLITICS OR ECONOMICS?CHAPTER 4. GEOPOLITICS AND GLOBAL VALUE CHAIN IN EAST ASIA (I): THE CASE OF THE SEMICONDUCTOR INDUSTRYCHAPTER 5. GEOPOLITICS AND GLOBAL VALUE CHAIN IN EAST ASIA (II): RIVALRY AND TECHNOLOGICAL COMPETITION