This document provides details about the proposed Art and Culture School, including:
1) Contact information and names of partners who will operate the school.
2) An overview of activities that will be taught like music, dance, arts, yoga, and personality development.
3) Financial projections showing revenues expected to exceed costs by Rs. 5 million in the first year.
4) Plans to expand course offerings and operations if market conditions remain favorable.
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Thailand has a rich culture influenced by Buddhism. Some key aspects of Thai culture include:
- Buddhism is deeply ingrained in Thai society and influences aspects of daily life and festivals. Temples are central to communities.
- Festivals celebrate important events in the Buddhist calendar like Loy Krathong and Songkran, attracting tourists.
- Thai cuisine balances flavors of spicy, sour, sweet and salty. Dishes are meant for sharing family-style.
- The Thai monarchy and King Bhumibol Adulya are highly respected. His portrait is displayed publicly.
- Arts like dance, drama, and music incorporate religious and historical stories. Muay Thai boxing is
Hassan Maqsood is a 26-year-old Pakistani man seeking a job in marketing. He has an MBA in marketing and a bachelor's degree in economics. He is currently working as Marketing Manager for TAJ Company, where his responsibilities include managing marketing officers, developing strategies, and ensuring customer satisfaction. Previously, he worked as a Marketing Executive and Event Coordinator for The Lahore Heritage Club, where he planned events and demonstrated cultural values. Hassan has extensive work experience in marketing, event planning, and public relations. He also has various interests, qualifications, and awards related to marketing, music, and community service.
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in this ppt we study the culture diversity in ASIA
how to deal with business environment across Asian countries
it's a scholar research in cross culture management course in Eslsca business school
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The Centre for Indian Ocean Studies (CIOS) was established in 1983 by the University Grants Commission of India under its Area Studies Programme. It is the only public-funded research centre in India focused on the Indian Ocean. CIOS conducts multidisciplinary research across economics, geography, political science and sociology with a focus on geo-politics, urban planning, environment, and trade issues affecting Indian Ocean countries. It publishes research through projects, articles and the biannual journal Indian Ocean Digest. CIOS aims to promote knowledge sharing on Indian Ocean matters through seminars, workshops and collaboration with other institutions.
The document discusses geopolitical trends that Singapore should consider for its future over the next 50 years. It notes that the world is becoming multipolar with multiple regions like Asia, Europe, North and South America gaining influence. Within Asia, Northeast Asia will see significant changes with the rise of China, changes on the Korean peninsula, and Japan's resurgence. Singapore is well-positioned to capitalize on opportunities from these trends through its relationships with China, potential openings in North Korea, and Japanese investment in Southeast Asia. The trends point to Asia's growing influence globally in the coming decades.
Ascend is a national non-profit organization that aims to enhance the presence and leadership of Asian business professionals. It has grown rapidly since its founding to become the largest Pan-Asian membership organization, with over 5,000 members from diverse industries and companies. Ascend's mission is to develop its members' potential through networking, mentoring programs, and raising awareness of Asian leaders.
This document discusses bureaucratic reform in Indonesia in preparation for the ASEAN Community in 2015. It provides background on ASEAN and outlines Indonesia's goals of bureaucratic reform, which include establishing a clean government with reduced corruption, improving public services and accountability. It describes Indonesia's challenges of poverty, unemployment, infrastructure issues and bureaucracy/corruption. Targets and indicators are presented for reform areas like increasing capacity and accountability among bureaucrats. The management structure for leading the reform is also summarized.
This document provides details about the proposed Art and Culture School, including:
1) Contact information and names of partners who will operate the school.
2) An overview of activities that will be taught like music, dance, arts, yoga, and personality development.
3) Financial projections showing revenues expected to exceed costs by Rs. 5 million in the first year.
4) Plans to expand course offerings and operations if market conditions remain favorable.
As Of 2910 0255 Format Edited By Kaiteygredhtm2118
Thailand has a rich culture influenced by Buddhism. Some key aspects of Thai culture include:
- Buddhism is deeply ingrained in Thai society and influences aspects of daily life and festivals. Temples are central to communities.
- Festivals celebrate important events in the Buddhist calendar like Loy Krathong and Songkran, attracting tourists.
- Thai cuisine balances flavors of spicy, sour, sweet and salty. Dishes are meant for sharing family-style.
- The Thai monarchy and King Bhumibol Adulya are highly respected. His portrait is displayed publicly.
- Arts like dance, drama, and music incorporate religious and historical stories. Muay Thai boxing is
Hassan Maqsood is a 26-year-old Pakistani man seeking a job in marketing. He has an MBA in marketing and a bachelor's degree in economics. He is currently working as Marketing Manager for TAJ Company, where his responsibilities include managing marketing officers, developing strategies, and ensuring customer satisfaction. Previously, he worked as a Marketing Executive and Event Coordinator for The Lahore Heritage Club, where he planned events and demonstrated cultural values. Hassan has extensive work experience in marketing, event planning, and public relations. He also has various interests, qualifications, and awards related to marketing, music, and community service.
Manage Culture Difference in ASIA and AUSTRALIA Ahmed Ebaied
in this ppt we study the culture diversity in ASIA
how to deal with business environment across Asian countries
it's a scholar research in cross culture management course in Eslsca business school
INDIA,VIETNAM AND ASEAN- MY TALK AT DIPLOMATIC ACADEMY OF VIETNAM,HANOIOSMANIA UNIVERSITY
The Centre for Indian Ocean Studies (CIOS) was established in 1983 by the University Grants Commission of India under its Area Studies Programme. It is the only public-funded research centre in India focused on the Indian Ocean. CIOS conducts multidisciplinary research across economics, geography, political science and sociology with a focus on geo-politics, urban planning, environment, and trade issues affecting Indian Ocean countries. It publishes research through projects, articles and the biannual journal Indian Ocean Digest. CIOS aims to promote knowledge sharing on Indian Ocean matters through seminars, workshops and collaboration with other institutions.
The document discusses geopolitical trends that Singapore should consider for its future over the next 50 years. It notes that the world is becoming multipolar with multiple regions like Asia, Europe, North and South America gaining influence. Within Asia, Northeast Asia will see significant changes with the rise of China, changes on the Korean peninsula, and Japan's resurgence. Singapore is well-positioned to capitalize on opportunities from these trends through its relationships with China, potential openings in North Korea, and Japanese investment in Southeast Asia. The trends point to Asia's growing influence globally in the coming decades.
Ascend is a national non-profit organization that aims to enhance the presence and leadership of Asian business professionals. It has grown rapidly since its founding to become the largest Pan-Asian membership organization, with over 5,000 members from diverse industries and companies. Ascend's mission is to develop its members' potential through networking, mentoring programs, and raising awareness of Asian leaders.
This document discusses bureaucratic reform in Indonesia in preparation for the ASEAN Community in 2015. It provides background on ASEAN and outlines Indonesia's goals of bureaucratic reform, which include establishing a clean government with reduced corruption, improving public services and accountability. It describes Indonesia's challenges of poverty, unemployment, infrastructure issues and bureaucracy/corruption. Targets and indicators are presented for reform areas like increasing capacity and accountability among bureaucrats. The management structure for leading the reform is also summarized.
Free markets provide numerous benefits to society. They allow for increased innovation, competition, and access to goods and services. When free of excessive regulation and intervention, markets can more efficiently allocate resources and reduce costs for people, companies, and cities. However, some oversight and policies are still needed to ensure markets operate fairly and do not exacerbate inequality. Overall, free markets have helped lift standards of living and grow the global middle class when balanced with efforts to promote opportunity, healthcare access, education, and worker rights.
This document discusses various aspects of free markets and how they can be utilized to benefit society. It covers topics such as how sharing economies, low costs, cooperatives, and public-private partnerships can influence markets. It also discusses how markets can both fail and succeed, and how capitalism can have humanitarian aspects when applied properly. Specific examples are provided around how technologies like AI, renewable energy, and taxes can be implemented to reduce costs of living and inflation for people.
Queen Elizabeth had a special place in people's hearts around the world. Over her 70 year reign, she broke many records through her dedicated service and commitment to her role. The Queen was an important economic and diplomatic figure, patron to many organizations, and helped foster international cooperation and conservation efforts through the Commonwealth. Her Platinum Jubilee celebrations saw unprecedented outpourings of love and appreciation for her leadership over numerous decades.
The document discusses how coconuts can be incorporated into airports, ports, expressways, and other infrastructure to promote health, reduce stress, and add an element of leisure. It notes that airports employ millions worldwide and occupy large amounts of land. Ports also cover substantial land area and employ many workers, with stress increasing as production rises. Expressways create numerous transportation jobs and take up thousands of hectares. Using coconuts and Caribbean themes in these sectors can boost health, decrease blood pressure, and make for a more enjoyable experience for the many employees and travelers.
The document discusses how yoga can benefit youth in India in several areas. It explains that yoga can help improve health by treating diseases like obesity, diabetes, and high blood pressure. It also notes that yoga cultivates willpower, discipline, and responsibility which can help youth deal with high competition for jobs and education. Additionally, the document states that yoga teaches control over greed and consumerism. It posits that yoga fosters respect for parents and restraint. The document also discusses how yoga can help youth balance mobile phone usage and guide rural village youth. Finally, it expresses that yoga enables youth to discriminate between right and wrong to live an honest life.
The document discusses strategic flexibility in responding to risks of varying sizes. It argues that an effective strategy recognizes the human cost and leads to victory through adapting responses appropriately to each situation. Whether facing a small skirmish or large-scale war, flexibility is key to accurately targeting risks and generating positive cycles that undermine those seeking to use risks negatively. The strategy should focus on the specific immediate risk and action required, rather than worrying about many asymmetric factors.
This document discusses strategies for NGOs. It begins by noting that NGOs catalyze global goodwill and care for the planet. It then discusses performing SWOT and competitive strategy analyses to identify strengths like noble visions and addressing social problems, as well as opportunities like increasing populations. It recommends developing brands, focusing on specific or multiple problems, and protecting against corruption. The document also discusses leveraging globalization, technology like social media, sustainability, partnerships, and training leaders to create a kinder society by 2030.
This document discusses strategies and competitive advantages in the real estate industry in 2020. It analyzes the real estate industry through a SWOT analysis, noting that real estate is a main form of wealth but also locks up significant money. It states that competitive advantages include having a large land bank to insulate from cycles, and providing extra facilities like pools. Core competencies include focusing on construction quality, finding good locations, and developing areas that improve health and access to services.
Dr. Sumantra Ghoshal investigated how knowledge is created and transferred within firms to generate surplus value. He argued that for firms to become truly transnational, they must generate social capital and value that transcends national borders through the free flow of knowledge. Additionally, institutional pluralism is required within firms to allow for renewal and transformation with changing environments.
The document discusses strategies in the entertainment sector in 2020. It analyzes the SWOT of the industry, noting strengths like suitability for measuring quality of life, and weaknesses like unpredictability of success. Opportunities include technological growth, while threats include lack of time and money for leisure. Competitive advantages exist for major studios and stars with bargaining power. Barriers to entry have reduced with YouTube's rise. The industry is growing regionally and through shared global values. Core competencies have emerged around celebrities, technology, and catering to local tastes. Brand strategies focus on extending popular franchises and tapping latent demand. Few brands are sustainable long-term though interest can increase over franchises' lengths. Location both informs content
This document discusses strategies that can be learned from biology and applied to business. It provides examples of strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats that biological organisms face that can inform a SWOT analysis. Core competencies seen in nature, like certain fighting styles or ability to harness location, are discussed. Learning from processes like how knowledge transfers from parents to children in biology can inspire business learning. Brands can take on biological attributes to appear more holistic. Positioning non-profits as guardians of nature who heal after crises can resonate based on natural munificence.
The document discusses how the Pareto principle (80/20 rule) can be applied to various analyses and strategies. Some key points discussed include:
- Twenty percent of opportunities/strengths/competitors can cause eighty percent of strengths/profits/competition respectively.
- Eighty percent of competitive advantages only produce 20% of profits, while 20% of core competencies that cannot be copied cause 80% of profits.
- Twenty percent of government spending should be targeted and strategic to influence 80% of economic growth. Twenty percent of bureaucrats cause eighty percent of inefficiency.
- Various other applications of the 80/20 rule are discussed relating to innovation, bargaining power, bottom of the pyramid
- The document discusses Joseph Schumpeter's theory of "creative destruction" where entrepreneurs innovate by creating new products and services that displace older ones, causing short-term job losses but long-term economic growth.
- It examines how creative destruction relates to government spending/investments, monetary policy, the rise of unicorn startups, competitive advantage, and its historical role in India and China.
- The core competence of firms and nations allows them to shape internal forces and withstand external technological and economic changes fueled by the process of creative destruction.
The document discusses what CEOs can learn from kids. It outlines that kids have a vision for what they want to become and influence family spending decisions. Kids approach the world with innocence and wonder, readily trying new ideas. CEOs should learn from kids' eagerness to learn and focus on learning, prevention over cure, and making things that are both wonderful and useful with playful wonder.
This document discusses strategic considerations for NGOs. It notes that NGOs have aspects of both the public and private sectors. Their strengths lie in their noble visions and ability to improve quality of life. As populations increase, NGOs have more opportunities to address social problems. The document also discusses competitive strategies such as economies of scale, developing strong brands, focusing on specific problems or many problems, and protecting against corruption in emerging markets. It emphasizes how NGOs can leverage forces like globalization, social media, and sustainability to further their humanitarian goals.
This document discusses the importance of brands in strategy. It notes that brands create primary value, act as barriers to entry, and become even more important as the number of brands increases. Mega brands have high market share, brand value over generations, and align with national brands or innovation. However, brands are often undervalued in strategic discussions. Brands are part of a company's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. They compete cognitively and are the sum of a company's competitive position. Strong brands are developed from core competencies and capabilities. They sustain long-term relationships and encourage sustainability. Entrepreneurs can leverage brands for their startups.
The document discusses strategies for emerging markets in a globalized world. As emerging markets develop, there will be convergence towards a single global market economy by 2050. This will bring benefits like increased income and innovation, but also costs like environmental problems and strain on ethics across cultures. Technologies like the internet and mobile phones are diffusing knowledge and driving changes in emerging markets, like the growth of e-commerce, mobile payments, and online advertising and surveys. International businesses must understand local cultures and rules to succeed in emerging markets. Entrepreneurship will be important for emerging markets' success, driven by opportunities and improving quality of life. Innovation is emerging from hubs in countries like India and China, both from local innovators and
Free markets provide numerous benefits to society. They allow for increased innovation, competition, and access to goods and services. When free of excessive regulation and intervention, markets can more efficiently allocate resources and reduce costs for people, companies, and cities. However, some oversight and policies are still needed to ensure markets operate fairly and do not exacerbate inequality. Overall, free markets have helped lift standards of living and grow the global middle class when balanced with efforts to promote opportunity, healthcare access, education, and worker rights.
This document discusses various aspects of free markets and how they can be utilized to benefit society. It covers topics such as how sharing economies, low costs, cooperatives, and public-private partnerships can influence markets. It also discusses how markets can both fail and succeed, and how capitalism can have humanitarian aspects when applied properly. Specific examples are provided around how technologies like AI, renewable energy, and taxes can be implemented to reduce costs of living and inflation for people.
Queen Elizabeth had a special place in people's hearts around the world. Over her 70 year reign, she broke many records through her dedicated service and commitment to her role. The Queen was an important economic and diplomatic figure, patron to many organizations, and helped foster international cooperation and conservation efforts through the Commonwealth. Her Platinum Jubilee celebrations saw unprecedented outpourings of love and appreciation for her leadership over numerous decades.
The document discusses how coconuts can be incorporated into airports, ports, expressways, and other infrastructure to promote health, reduce stress, and add an element of leisure. It notes that airports employ millions worldwide and occupy large amounts of land. Ports also cover substantial land area and employ many workers, with stress increasing as production rises. Expressways create numerous transportation jobs and take up thousands of hectares. Using coconuts and Caribbean themes in these sectors can boost health, decrease blood pressure, and make for a more enjoyable experience for the many employees and travelers.
The document discusses how yoga can benefit youth in India in several areas. It explains that yoga can help improve health by treating diseases like obesity, diabetes, and high blood pressure. It also notes that yoga cultivates willpower, discipline, and responsibility which can help youth deal with high competition for jobs and education. Additionally, the document states that yoga teaches control over greed and consumerism. It posits that yoga fosters respect for parents and restraint. The document also discusses how yoga can help youth balance mobile phone usage and guide rural village youth. Finally, it expresses that yoga enables youth to discriminate between right and wrong to live an honest life.
The document discusses strategic flexibility in responding to risks of varying sizes. It argues that an effective strategy recognizes the human cost and leads to victory through adapting responses appropriately to each situation. Whether facing a small skirmish or large-scale war, flexibility is key to accurately targeting risks and generating positive cycles that undermine those seeking to use risks negatively. The strategy should focus on the specific immediate risk and action required, rather than worrying about many asymmetric factors.
This document discusses strategies for NGOs. It begins by noting that NGOs catalyze global goodwill and care for the planet. It then discusses performing SWOT and competitive strategy analyses to identify strengths like noble visions and addressing social problems, as well as opportunities like increasing populations. It recommends developing brands, focusing on specific or multiple problems, and protecting against corruption. The document also discusses leveraging globalization, technology like social media, sustainability, partnerships, and training leaders to create a kinder society by 2030.
This document discusses strategies and competitive advantages in the real estate industry in 2020. It analyzes the real estate industry through a SWOT analysis, noting that real estate is a main form of wealth but also locks up significant money. It states that competitive advantages include having a large land bank to insulate from cycles, and providing extra facilities like pools. Core competencies include focusing on construction quality, finding good locations, and developing areas that improve health and access to services.
Dr. Sumantra Ghoshal investigated how knowledge is created and transferred within firms to generate surplus value. He argued that for firms to become truly transnational, they must generate social capital and value that transcends national borders through the free flow of knowledge. Additionally, institutional pluralism is required within firms to allow for renewal and transformation with changing environments.
The document discusses strategies in the entertainment sector in 2020. It analyzes the SWOT of the industry, noting strengths like suitability for measuring quality of life, and weaknesses like unpredictability of success. Opportunities include technological growth, while threats include lack of time and money for leisure. Competitive advantages exist for major studios and stars with bargaining power. Barriers to entry have reduced with YouTube's rise. The industry is growing regionally and through shared global values. Core competencies have emerged around celebrities, technology, and catering to local tastes. Brand strategies focus on extending popular franchises and tapping latent demand. Few brands are sustainable long-term though interest can increase over franchises' lengths. Location both informs content
This document discusses strategies that can be learned from biology and applied to business. It provides examples of strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats that biological organisms face that can inform a SWOT analysis. Core competencies seen in nature, like certain fighting styles or ability to harness location, are discussed. Learning from processes like how knowledge transfers from parents to children in biology can inspire business learning. Brands can take on biological attributes to appear more holistic. Positioning non-profits as guardians of nature who heal after crises can resonate based on natural munificence.
The document discusses how the Pareto principle (80/20 rule) can be applied to various analyses and strategies. Some key points discussed include:
- Twenty percent of opportunities/strengths/competitors can cause eighty percent of strengths/profits/competition respectively.
- Eighty percent of competitive advantages only produce 20% of profits, while 20% of core competencies that cannot be copied cause 80% of profits.
- Twenty percent of government spending should be targeted and strategic to influence 80% of economic growth. Twenty percent of bureaucrats cause eighty percent of inefficiency.
- Various other applications of the 80/20 rule are discussed relating to innovation, bargaining power, bottom of the pyramid
- The document discusses Joseph Schumpeter's theory of "creative destruction" where entrepreneurs innovate by creating new products and services that displace older ones, causing short-term job losses but long-term economic growth.
- It examines how creative destruction relates to government spending/investments, monetary policy, the rise of unicorn startups, competitive advantage, and its historical role in India and China.
- The core competence of firms and nations allows them to shape internal forces and withstand external technological and economic changes fueled by the process of creative destruction.
The document discusses what CEOs can learn from kids. It outlines that kids have a vision for what they want to become and influence family spending decisions. Kids approach the world with innocence and wonder, readily trying new ideas. CEOs should learn from kids' eagerness to learn and focus on learning, prevention over cure, and making things that are both wonderful and useful with playful wonder.
This document discusses strategic considerations for NGOs. It notes that NGOs have aspects of both the public and private sectors. Their strengths lie in their noble visions and ability to improve quality of life. As populations increase, NGOs have more opportunities to address social problems. The document also discusses competitive strategies such as economies of scale, developing strong brands, focusing on specific problems or many problems, and protecting against corruption in emerging markets. It emphasizes how NGOs can leverage forces like globalization, social media, and sustainability to further their humanitarian goals.
This document discusses the importance of brands in strategy. It notes that brands create primary value, act as barriers to entry, and become even more important as the number of brands increases. Mega brands have high market share, brand value over generations, and align with national brands or innovation. However, brands are often undervalued in strategic discussions. Brands are part of a company's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. They compete cognitively and are the sum of a company's competitive position. Strong brands are developed from core competencies and capabilities. They sustain long-term relationships and encourage sustainability. Entrepreneurs can leverage brands for their startups.
The document discusses strategies for emerging markets in a globalized world. As emerging markets develop, there will be convergence towards a single global market economy by 2050. This will bring benefits like increased income and innovation, but also costs like environmental problems and strain on ethics across cultures. Technologies like the internet and mobile phones are diffusing knowledge and driving changes in emerging markets, like the growth of e-commerce, mobile payments, and online advertising and surveys. International businesses must understand local cultures and rules to succeed in emerging markets. Entrepreneurship will be important for emerging markets' success, driven by opportunities and improving quality of life. Innovation is emerging from hubs in countries like India and China, both from local innovators and
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2. Asian Dynamic Strategy
• Asian
Growth
• Asian
Value
Chains
• Asian
Shared
Value
• Asian
Media
Cultural
Unity
Asian
NGO
South
South
Flattening
3. Role of India in Asian
Ecosystem
Indian growth has come later than
others.
But quality of growth is strong and is
supported by the progress at the
grassroots level.
Bottom of pyramid is seen to have a
stake in growth
Indian intellect and creative capacity is
acknowledged.
5. Role of India in Asian
Ecosystem
India has been the source of religions
such as Buddhism
India spirituality is unquestioned but
the infrastructure is coming into
prominence only now
Indian role is to generate the growth
and development in Asian service
sector through win win politics and
democratic engagement of economic
growth in Asia.
6. Role of China in Asian
Ecosystem
China is amplifying some of the basic
forces in manufacturing
The philosophy is very Asian and
guides the manufacturing of the latest
gadgets
The purpose is to connect Yin and
Yang and balance the technological
impact with social comfort and
prosperity.
Traditional aspects are played up to
ground the technology in Asian
8. Role of China in Asian
Ecosystem
China has become a major promoter
of capitalism
Yet some of the heritage culture and
values are still holding Chinese
growth.
The quality of high speed railways in
China can be attributed to Chinese
Philosophy
The role of public sector and
entrepreneur in government is very
stimulating in China
9. Role of Middle East in Asia
Middle East connects Asia to Europe
and Africa.
The geostrategy of Middle East leads
to strong states and sovereign wealth
funds.
Cities such as Dubai are catalyst for
Asian Trade
European influences and Asian
influences can be balanced as in
Turkey and Algeria components of
11. Role of Central Asia
Central Asia connects Asia to Russia
and CIS.
Central Asia is natural resource rich
and culturally rich.
Central Asia has opportunities like Silk
route development.
Central Asia can be a Asian base for
investment in Russia and Europe.
14. Role of Singapore in Asian
Ecosystem
While Japan was the first to develop,
Singapore development was not
technology based but service based
Singapore is like an offshore dynamo
of Asia
Singapore is a centre for Asian Values
Singapore service potential is very
high as it is based on growth in Asia.
16. Role of Indonesia in Asia
Indonesia, Malaysia are similar to West
Asia
( Natural Resource Strong).
Simplicity in technology and reliance on
skills makes for strong economies
Indo Chinese linkages such as Chinese
entrepreneurs have succeeded in
Indonesia while Indian culture is present
for eg. In Bali
Indonesia connects Asia to Oceania and
is the strength of Asian values in multiple
environments.
17. Role of Philippines in Asia
Philippines combine countries with
natural resources and institutional
growth such as in Education.
Share values across Spain, America
and Tagalog has made possible an
enjoyable culture that has impact in
Asian media and tourism.
Like Indonesia, Philippines has a
liberal interpretation of Asian Values.