FASS Staff Profile

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR TEOFILO C. DAQUILA

DEPARTMENT OF SOUTHEAST ASIAN STUDIES

Appointment:
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
Office:
AS8/06-31
Email:
seatcd@nus.edu.sg
Tel:
6516 6247
Fax:
6777 6608
Homepage:
http://profile.nus.edu.sg/fass/seatcd/
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Brief Introduction

Dr. Teofilo Daquila teaches at the National University of Singapore in the Department of Southeast Asian Studies. He had previous teaching and research appointments at Chulalongkorn University, George Washington University, University of Melbourne, Deakin University, Australian National University, National University of Singapore, El Colegio de Mexico, Nordic Institute for Asian Studies, University of Munich, and Korea University.

EDUCATION

  • Ph. D., Economics, Australian National University
    (Thesis: Macroeconomic Policy and Its Impact on the Philippine Economy).
  • M.A., Economics (with Distinction), University of the Philippines School of Economics and Katholieke Universiteit te Leuven (KUL), Belgium, (Thesis: The Markets for Money and Bank Credit in the Philippines).
  • Bachelor of Science (cum laude), Central Luzon State University (Philippines)

ACADEMIC & ADMIN APPOINTMENTS AT NUS

  • Associate Professor, Department of Southeast Asian Studies, since 2007
  • Acting Head, Department of Southeast Asian Studies, 7-18 June 2022; 1-7 July 2022
  • Acting Master, Temasek Hall, 25 June to 7 July 2022
  • Member, University Teaching Excellence Committee, AY2021/2022
  • Convenor, Minor in Religious Studies, FASS, 2019-Present
  • Fellow, NUS Teaching Academy, 2011-2020
  • Coordinator, M.A. Coursework Programme, 2000-2020
  • Member, NUS General Education Committee, 2011-2017
  • Acting Head, Department of Southeast Asian Studies, Jan-July 2012
  • Deputy Head, Department of Southeast Asian Studies, AY2012-2013
  • Assistant Dean, Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences, Aug 2010 to June 2013
  • Member, FASS Teaching Excellence Committee, AY2004/05, AY2010/11, AY2014-15, AY2015/16
  • Senior Lecturer, Southeast Asian Studies Programme, 1996-2006
  • Lecturer, Dept of Economics & Statistics, 1988-1993

PREVIOUS ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS 

  • Senior Associate, Department of Economics, University of Melbourne, Australia, 1994-95
  • Lecturer, School of Economics, Deakin University, Australia, 1993-1995
  • Research Fellow, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, Singapore, 1988
  • Tutor/Teaching Assistant, Economics Dept, Australian National University, 1987

VISITING APPOINTMENTS

  • Visiting Academic, Melbourne Centre for the Study of Higher Education, University of Melbourne
  • Visiting Scholar, Centre for Southeast Asian Studies, Kyoto University
  • Visiting Academic, Department of Economics, University of Melbourne
  • Visiting Professor, Korea University, Graduate School of International Studies
  • Adjunct Professorship, Korea University's Institute for International Education, International Summer Campus
  •  Visiting Professor, Chulalongkorn University
  •  Visiting Fellow, Nordic Institute of Asian Studies (NIAS), Copenhagen
  •  Visiting Fellow, Center for Economic Studies, University of Munich
  • Visiting Fellow, Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies
  • .Visiting Professor, Elliot School of International Affairs, George Washington University
  •  Visiting Fellow, Centre for Asian and African Studies, El Colegio de Mexico, Mexico City
  •  Visiting Fellow, Economics, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Australian National University

AWARDS & SCHOLARSHIPS

  • Appointed Member, A-Level History Syllabus Development Committee, MOE 201`3-2015
  • Centennial Plaque of Recognition in the field of Education, Philippines, April 2018
  • NUS Annual Teaching Excellence Honour Roll, 2012-2017, for having won the NUS ATEA 3 times)
  • NUS Anual Teaching Excellence Award (ATEA, 3 Times: AY2003/04, AY2008/09, AY2009/10)
  • FASS Teaching Excellence Award (4 times: AY2003/04, AY2007/08, AY2008/09, AY2009/10)) 
  • Best Conference Presenter Award, Global Business and Economic Research Conference, London, UK, 2003)
  • Centennial Most Outstanding Alumni Award (Education), Philippines, April 2007 
  • .Australian National University PhD full scholarship, 1984-87
  •  Katholieke Universiteit te Leuven’s M.A. full scholarship, 1981-83
  • University of the Philippines School of Economics Graduate Fellowship, 1978-79
  •  Shell Chemicals Co. (Philippines) Inc. full scholarship, 1972-77

Teaching Areas

  • GET1016/GET1016T - Changing Global Economic Landscape
  • GEH1045 - World Religions
  • SE2218 - Changing Economic Landscape of Southeast Asia
  • SE3218 - Industrialising Singapore and Southeast Asia
  • SE3218 - Country Studies: Island Southeast Asia
  • SE4217 - Southeast Asia in the Global Economy
  • ECA5371 - Economic Growth and Development
  • SE5232 - Regionalism and Southeast Asia (case of ASEAN)
  • SE5233 - Economies of Southeast Asia
  • SE5244/SE5244R - Country Studies: The Philippines
  • SE6233 - Economic Development Issues  
  • Comparative Asian Economies
  • East Asian Economic Development 
  • Open Economy Macroeconomics
  • Microeconomics
  • Monetary economics
  • Money and banking
  • Development economics
  • International Trade and Finance
  • International Business

Graduate Supervision

1. PhD Research Supervision, Dept of Southeast Asian Studies

  • 1. MAHENDRA KRISTYASTOKO DATU, State-controlled strategic industry in Indonesia: policies, problems & relevance, 1997/98 – 2002/03, Graduated.
  • 2. FERDINAND P. UKO, A comparative analysis of the differential economic performance between the Philippines and Thailand, 2001/02-2006/07, Graduated.
  • 3. AKHMAD BAYHAQI, Education and economic growth in Indonesia, 2003/04-2006/07, Graduated.
  • 4. CHIN CHUNG MING, Ginintuang Masaganang Ani (Golden Prosperous Harvest) for Rice Farmers in Masapang, Laguna, Philippines, 2004/05-2008/09, Graduated.
  • 5. SHIMAOKA YUICHIRO, The three approaches to social capital theory in the field of development: case of the rural Philippines, 2006/07-2011/12, Graduated.
  • 6. DE JOYA PRECIOSA REGINA ANG, In search of Filipino Philosophy, 2011/12-2013/14, Transferred supervision to me in her final year, Graduated. 
  • 7. SILVIA MILA ARLINI, Smuggling in Indonesia’s Clothing Industry: Its prevalence, incentives and impacts, and institutional problems, 2011/12 -  2014/15, Graduated.
  • 8. CHOO TEIK CHOON, More than a bridge: A study of Malaysia-Singapore linkages through the Johor Causeway, 2011/12-2013/14, Graduated.
  • 9. MARK INIGO MACAM TALLARA, Chasing Miracles in Quiapo and Antipolo Symbolism and Expression of Popular Piety: Philippines, 2013/14 - 2018/19. Graduated.
  • 10. SONG JI EUN RACHEL, Comparative Study of Digital Technology in Singapore and South Korea, 2019/20 to Present.

2. Master's Research Projects: MA SEA Studies by Coursework, Dept of Southeast Asian Studies

  • 1. Anna Juliastuti, Growth Triangles in Southeast Asia, AY1998-99.
  • 2. Francois Gardin, French investment in SE Asia, Sem 2, AY1999-00.
  • 3. Kyaw Myat Tha, ASEAN and Myanmar’s integration, Sem 2, AY2001-02.
  • 4. Koh Chin Chong Eric, Political economy of trade liberalisation in S’pore, Sem 2, AY2000-01.
  • 5. Eleanor Ng Yin Ling, Tourism in Singapore’s new economy, Sem 2, AY 2001-02.
  • 6. Le Huu Huy, Singapore's bilateral Free Trade Agreements, Sem 2, AY2001-02.
  • 7. Chee Ai Lian, Restructuring Singapore's education system towards KBE, Sem 2, AY2001-02.
  • 8. Sumret S., From ASEM 1 to ASEM 3: ASEAN-EU Relations, MA Sem 2, AY2001-02.
  • 9. Lim Hun Peaw, China-ASEAN Free Trade Area, Sem 2, AY2001-02.
  • 10. Serene Tan Lay Heok, China’s economy: Impact on Southeast Asia, Sem 2, AY/2001-02
  • 11. Chin Chung Ming, Political economy of agricultural policies in Malaysia, Sem 2, 2004-05
  • 12. Vo Thi Ngoc Lien, Vietnam and the WTO, Sem 1, AY2005-06.
  • 13. Choo Teik Choon, Bilateral Relations between Malaysia and Singapore, Sem 1, AY2005-06
  • 14. Maxwell Nanson, WTO trade disputes in Southeast Asia, Sem 2, AY2006-07
  • 15. Ng Eng Lin Christine, The Singapore service economy, Sem 2, AY2006-07
  • 16. Waranya Pimsri, Sufficiency philosophy & Thaksinomics, Sem 1, AY2006-07
  • 17. Zhang Daqian, The Flourishing ASEAN-China FTA, Sem 2, AY2007-08
  • 18. Yuko M. Inukai, Marginalisation and local responses in Thailand, Sem 2, AY2007-08
  • 19. Sam Choon Yin, Economic nationalism in Singapore and Thailand:Shin Corporation – Temasek Holdings business deal, Sem 2, AY2007-08.
  • 20. Lorraine Bergeron, The Malaysian palm oil industry, Sem 1, 2008-09
  • 21. Xu Shuhua, Trade & investment facilitation - Greater Mekong Subregion, Sem 1, 2008-09
  • 22. Yeo Junwei Dickson, Governance in Penang and the ICT, Sem 1, AY2010-11.
  • 23. Lin Lunjie, Terence, The future of the automobile industry in SE Asia, Sem 1, AY2010-11
  • 24. Chua Cheng Siew, ASEAN Economic Community and Singapore, Sem 2 AY2012-13.
  • 25. Yoshihide Sugimoto, A literature survey on growth areas, Sem 1, AY2012-13.
  • 26. Ho J.W. Benjamin, University education policy devpt in Msia and S’pore:  AY2013-14.
  • 27. Omar bin Basri, The Johor-Singapore Causeway, Sem 1, AY2013-14.
  • 28. Hwang Jung W., International labour migration: Indonesian workers, Sem 1, AY2013-14.
  • 29. Go K. B.L. Tan, Corporate Social Responsibility in Philip Morris, Special Term AY2013-14.
  • 30. Omar bin Basri, Hot property: An analysis of the 2012-2014 property cooling measures in Spore and the HDB resale market, Sem 1, AY2014-15
  • 31. Julian Azfar, Social Studies as National Education in Singapore, Sem 1, AY2014/15.
  • 32. Yuka Kiuchi, Singapore Tourism Board, Sem 1, AY2015/16
  • 33. Huang Hao Fiona, The Diamond-Decade of ASEAN-China relations, Sem 1, AY2015-16
  • 34. Valentina Dotto, The ASEAN-China Free Trade Agreement & the Environment: Focus on the Greater Mekong Subregion, Sem 1, AY2015-16.

  • 35. Song Yuanyuan, SWOT and Marketing Mix (4Ps) Analysis of Singapore and Medical Tourism, Sem 1 AY2016/17

  • 36. Shen Xuhan, “One Belt One Road Initiative: How Chinese Entrepreneurs affect Laos Life, Sem 2, AY2018/19

  • 37. Song Ji Eun, Rachel, Digital Economy in Asia and ASEAN Connectivity, Sem 1, AY2020/21

  • 38. Han Jun Beom, CROSS-BORDER AND CIRCULAR MIGRATION TO THE PHILIPPINES: A STUDY OF THE SOUTH KOREAN DIASPORA TO THE PHILIPPINES, GLORY OR GLOOM?, Sem 1, AY2021/22

3.  Master's Research Projects: MA SEA Studies by Research, Dept of Southeast Asian Studies, NUS

  • 1. MICHELA ASTUTO, Italy's trade with ASEAN countries (the Italian position in European Union's trade with ASEAN), 1997/98 – 1999/00, Graduated in 2000.
  •  2.YOSHIHIDE SUGIMOTO, The Indonesia-Malaysia-Growth Triangle and the Ferry Transportation in the Riau Islands, 2012/13-2014/15, Graduated in 2015.

  • 3.  Muhammad Riduan bin Samad, Perceptions of ASEAN Youth Towards Japan: Effects of Japanese Soft Power on its Economy, Sem 2, AY2018/19

  • 4. Carl K. Klink, A Singapore View on the Future of Work – SkillsFuture SG and WorkForce SG, Sem 2, AY2018/19

4.  Master's Research Projects: Master of Public Policy, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy

  • 1. Nguyen Thanh Hung, Port development policy in Vietnam, 1996
  • 2. Marilou G. Quinco, Development of the regional agro-industrial centre for Region 8, 1997.
  • 3. Jose A. Barojas, Industrial policy in Batam Island, Nov 1997.

5. Master's Research Projects: Master of Social Science in International Studies, Dept of Political Science

  • 1. Glenda Chong, Dead or Alive? The East Asian development model & its relevance, Sem2, AY2005-06
  • 2. Rica Agnes S. Castaneda, A literature survey on labor migration, Sem 1, AY2005-06
  • 3. Yuka Kato, Japanese FDI in ASEAN, Sem 1, AY2006-07

6. Honours Thesis and Independent Study Projects, Dept of Southeast Asian Studies, NUS

  • 1. Foo,R., Impact of Asian crisis on ASEAN-EU relations, 1998/99.
  • 2. Ong J., Regionalism versus multilateralism, 1999/00.
  • 3. Ang C. H., Ornamental fish industry in Singapore, 2000/01.
  • 4. J. Ludwig, Labour Migration and market structure in SE Asia,2000.
  • 5. Cheng Daphne, The determinants of U.S. FDI in Singapore, 2002
  • 6. Chua L.H., Dynamic airline industry in Southeast Asia, 2002.
  • 7. NurArafah Ali, Malaysia's automobile industry: Proton, 2003.
  • 8. Mislimah Bte Misti, Phean Thai: Thai retailing in Singapore, 2003.
  • 9. Alan Ang, Foreign direct investments in Vietnam, 2006.
  • 10. H. Wijaya, Corruption and economic growth in Indonesia, 2006.
  • 11. J.Cheong, Political economy of slums in Manila, Philippines, 2006.
  • 12. Loh Nadiah M.R. Loh, The market for public bus transportation in Hanoi, Sem 2, 2010.
  • 13. Pang Xuewei Darius, From the rich businessman to the 'troubled' rural peasant in Khon Kaen (ISM2660), Sem 1, 2011 (Thailand)
  • 14. Foo Shih Shun, Bus rapid transportation in Yogyakarta, (ISM3660), Sem 1, 2011
  • 15. Chua Si Min, Behind the Helment Law in Vietnam (ISM3660), Sem 1, 2011 (Indonesia)
  • 16. Huang Y. Nicole, Life on Two-Wheelers in Isan, Thailand (ISM3660), Sem 1, 2011.
  • 17. Maurice Woo, SMEs in Indonesia, (ISM2660), Sem 1, 2012 (Indonesia)
  • 18. Grace Tan, The Sustainability of Khon Khen Inland Fisheries", (ISM3660), Sem 1, 2012.

  • 19. Ho Junle @ Muhammad Ilham Ho, Rising Airlines, Falling Prices: Analysing the Impact of Low Cost Carriers on Tourism in Yogyakarta, Sem 1, AY2013/14

  • 20. Ng Shu Shan Esther, Developments in Indonesia’s system of innovation:  The Science Park and Universitas Gadjah Mada, Sem 2, AY 2019/2020

  • 21. Nurul Asyiqin Bte Shaharudin, The Financial Organisation of Terrorism: Singapore’s Strategies & Responses to Combat Terrorist Financing, Sem 2 AY2019/20

  • 22. Chan Yong Xian, China’s race to Southeast Asia: The impact of China’s One Belt One Road initiative in Southeast Asia, Sem 2 AY2020/21

7. Honours Thesis - Department of Economics and Statistics, NUS

  • 1. Phua K.F.Alan, Demand for money in Singapore, 1989/90.
  • 2. Liew E. L., Money and economic activity in Singapore, 1989/90
  • 3. Quek T. S., Theories of inflation and its cures, 1989/90.
  • 4. Ng T. C. Diana, Monetary policy in ASEAN, 1990/91
  • 5. Loo L.Y, Banking regulations in Singapore, 1990/91
  • 6. Teo L.F. Budget deficits & inflation: Latin American & ASEAN, 1990/91
  • 7. Tan P.T., Domestic & external monetary policy in ASEAN, 1991/92
  • 8. See C. K., Demand for bank loans in Singapore, 1991/92
  • 9. Lim C.P. , Are credit cards beneficial?, 1991/92
  • 10. Tay Sherline, Financial and economic development in ASEAN
  • 11. Wee L.Y., Full employment without inflation, 1992/93
  • 12. Ho K.H., Financial innovations in Singapore, 1992/93
  • 13. Chew S.M., ASEAN-EU trade relations, 1997/98

Current Research

  • Internationalising Higher Education in Asia Pacific: Case of Australia, Japan and Singapore
  • Using a Multi- and Inter-disciplinary Framework in Addressing Class Diversity 
  • Asia's Growth and Development 
  • ASEAN Economic Regionalism
  • Singapore Economic Transformation 

Research Interests

        1. Educational  research topics

  • (i) Pedagogical Research --  Topics include - Innovative approaches to T&L, Student-centred T&L that focuses on addressing diversity and lifelong skills using a multi- and inter-disciplinary approach

  • (ii). Research on International and Comparative Education:  Major topic: Internationalising Higher Education in Asia Pacific -- International student mobilities, Dealing with diversity, Integrating domestic and international  students, Internationalisation of the curriculum, Government and university responses to internationalisation, multi- and inter-disciplinary analysis of international education, competitiveness of international education
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  • 2. Economics-based research topics

  • (i). Economic development issues with reference to Asia: Topics include - Growth, development and crisis, rural and agricultural development, industrialisation, financial markets and institutions, international trade and policies, foreign direct investments, economic stabilization policies and reforms, migration and education, social and economic dimensions of ICT

  • (ii). Regionalism and Multilateralism: Topics include - ASEAN economic integration (intra-ASEAN economic relations, and ASEAN economic relations with Japan, Europe, U.S. China, Korea and Australia), ASEAN and the WTO, APEC, ASEM, Impact on ASEAN economies and societies

Publications

BOOKS/MONOGRAPHS AUTHORED

  • Daquila, T.C., The Internationalisation of Higher Education in Asia Pacific: Case of Australia, Japan and Singapore, Forthcoming.
  • Daquila, T.C., The Transformation of Southeast Asian Economies, New York: Nova Science Publishers, 2007 (2nd edition); 2013 (e-book)
  • Daquila, T C, Macroeconomic Policy and its Impact on the Philippine Economy. United  States (Michigan): UMI, 1989.
  • Rao, Bhanoji, Daquila, T C, and Woo Yuen Pau,  ASEAN External Debt Perspectives, Singapore: Times Academic Press, 1994.
  • Daquila, T C, A Study Guide in National Economic Policy. Australia: Deakin  University, 1995.
  • Daquila, T.C. The Economies of Southeast Asia: Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore and Thailand, New York: Nova Science Publishers, April 2005.
  • Daquila, T.C.  and Trinidad Osteria (editors). Regionalism and Multilateralism: ASEAN in the Global Economy.  Manila: Yuchengco Centre, De La Salle University, 2005.

CHAPTERS IN BOOKS

  • "Internationalising Higher Education in Australia and Singapore". In Contemporary Issues in the Global Higher Education Marketplace: Prospects and Challenges, ed. Morshidi Sirat and Sarjit Kaur. University Sains Malaysia, Penang: National Higher Education Institute (IPPTN), 2010. 28 pp.
  • "Economic Relations: Competing or Complementary?". In Across the Causeway: A Multidimensional Study of Malaysia-Singapore Relations, ed. Takashi Shiraishi, 200-230. Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, 2009. 31 pp.
  • "Economic Linkages between Asia and Europe". In Asia-Europe: Partnership of Knowledge, ed. Apirat Petchsiri, William Roth, Rachanirom R, Nantakorn B., 55-96. Bangkok: Chulalongkorn University Press, 2007. 41 pp.
  • "Southeast Asia's Economic Performance: Reviewing the Past, Looking to the Future". In Asian Economic and Political Issues, ed. Frank Columbus, 1-24. Asian Economic and Political Issues, vol. 12, ed. Frank Columbus. New York: Nova Science Publishers, 2007.
  • "The Picture". In Asian Economic and Political Issues, ed. Frank Columbus, 55-68. Asian Economic and Political Issues, vol. 12, ed. Frank Columbus. New York: Nova Science Publishers, 2007. 13 pp.
  • "Explaining the Picture". In Asian Economic and Political Issues, ed. Frank Columbus, 69-96. Asian Economic and Political Issues, vol. 12, ed. Frank Columbus. New York: Nova Science Publishers, 2007. 27 pp.
  • "ASEAN: Economic Growth Prospects and Challenges". In India-ASEAN Economic Relations: Meeting the Challenges of Globalisation, ed. Nagesh Kumar, Rahul Sen, and Mukul Asher, 41-65. Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, 2006. 25 pp.
  • "Globalisation and Its Impact on ASEAN". In The Naga Challenged: Southeast Asia, ed. Victor Savage and May Tan Mullins, 170-206. Singapore: Marshall Cavendish International, 2005
  • "Economic Relations between Singapore and South Korea". In Relations between Korea and Southeast Asia in the Past, ed. Yoon Hwan Shin and Chayachoke Chulasiriwongs, 73-88. Bangkok: ASEAN University Network, 2005.
  • "The 1997/98 Economic Crisis in Southeast Asia: Policy Responses and the Role of the IMF". In Global Development and Poverty Reduction: The Challenge forInternational Institutions, ed. John-ren Chen and David Sapsford, 278-293. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 2005.
  • "Teaching Southeast Asian Economics in a Multi-disciplinary Environment". In Ideas on Teaching, ed. CDTL, 52-53. Singapore, 2005.
  • "Teaching Southeast Asian Economics in a Multi-disciplinary Environment". In Innovative Approaches to University Teaching and Learning, ed. FASS and CDTL, 24-30. Singapore: FASS and CDTL, 2005.
  • "Economic Relations between Singapore and South Korea". In Relations between Korea and Southeast Asia in the Past, ed. Yoon Hwan Shin and Chayachoke Chulasiriwongs, 73-88. Bangkok: ASEAN University Network, 2005.
  • Daquila, T.C. "ASEAN in the Global Economy: Trade, FDI, Issues and Challenges". In The Update on ASEAN and Korean Studies, ed. Supachai Yavaprabhas, 19-48. Bangkok: ASEAN University Network, 2004.
  • Daquila, T.C. and T. Nguyen, “The role of Northeast Asia in Singapore’s trade and investment,” in Economic Reforms, Liberalisation and Trade in the Asia-Pacific Region, edited by T. Nguyen and K. Roy, pp.49-69. India: Wiley Eastern Publishers, 1994.
  • Daquila, T.C.  “The Role of Japan and other Northeast Asian economies in ASEAN,” in East Asian Cultural and Historical Perspective: Histories and Society/Culture and Literatures, edited by Steve Totosy de Zepetnek and Jennifer Jay, pp.35-50. Canada: University of Alberta, 1997.
  • Daquila, T.C. “Obstacles to closer trade and investment links: an ASEAN viewpoint,” in ASEAN and EU: Forging New linkages and Strategic Alliances, edited by Chia Siow Yue and Joseph Tan, pp.103-134. Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies and OECD Development Center Paris, 1997.
  • Daquila, T.C. “The ASEAN region’s role in the future global economy.” In The Official Briefing: ASEAN at 30, edited by Barry Cohen, pp.38 - 41.  London: World Markets Research Center, US-ASEAN Council and ASEAN Secretariat. 1997.
  • Daquila, T.C. “Japanese economic policy in Asia: an Asian perspective,”  in  Facing Asia- Japan’s Role in the Political and Economic Dynamism of Regional Cooperation,  Verena Blechinger and Jochen Legewie (eds),  Munich, Germany: Iudicium Verlag, 2000, pp.175-198
  • Daquila, T.C. “Policy responses to the ASEAN economic crisis: some implications  towards closer ASEAN-EU economic relations,” in The Impact of the Asian Crisis on ASEAN-EU Long Term Potential, Suthiphand Chirathivat and Corrado Molteni (eds), Baden-baden, Germany: Nomos Publications, 2000, pp.118-137.
  • Daquila, T.C. “Eleven Years of Teaching Experience”, in Reflections on Teaching: The NUS Experience. Singapore: National University of Singapore, Centre for Development of Teaching and Learning, 2000, pp.99-100.
  • Daquila, T.C. “Towards Strengthening ASEAN Integration: Challenges, Strategies and Prospects”, in Strengthening ASEAN Integration: Lessons from the EU’s Rule of Law, edited by Apirat Petchsiri, Alfred E. Kellerman, Charit Tingsabadh, and Pornsan Watananguhn. Thailand: Chulalongkorn University’s Interdisciplinary Department of European Studies, the Centre for European Studies, and TMC Asser Institute of the Netherlands, 2001, pp.77-87.

ARTICLES IN JOURNALS

  • “Governance, Competitiveness Strategies, Interdependence and Market Diversification”, Global Journal of Strategies, Governance and Applied Economics, Vol.21, Nov 2015.
  • With Shirlena Huang, "Introductory Editorial for a Special Theme: Internationalising Higher Education in Southeast Asia: Government and Institutional Responses", Journal of Studies in International Education, 17, no. 5 (Special Issue on Internationalizing Higher Education in Southeast Asia: Government and University Responses) (2013): 624-628. (United States). Published by Nuffic on behalf of the Association for Studies in International Education.
  • “Internationalising Higher Education in Singapore: Government Policies and the NUS Experience”, Journal of Studies in International Education, Vol.17, no.5 (2013): 629-647. (United States). (Published by Nuffic on behalf of the Association for Studies in International Education) – ranked #11 in April 2014 and #6 in May 2014 among the most widely-read articles published by the JSIE.
  • “ASEAN@45: From Cooperation towards Integration”, East Asian Review, Vol. 15 (2013): 1-17. (Japan). (Published by The Asian Research Institute, Osaka University of Economics and Law).
  • Daquila, Teofilo C. and Le Huu Huy, "Singapore and ASEAN in the Global Economy: The Case of Free Trade Agreements," Asian Survey, Vol.XLIII, No.6, Nov/Dec 2003, pp.908-928.
  • Daquila, T C, Analysis of money and bank credit in the Philippines: an application of the Brunner-Meltzer framework. International Journal of Development Banking: Vol 5, no. 2 (1987): 59-73. (India: The Industrial Credit & Investment Corporation of India Ltd).
  • Daquila, T C, The real exchange rate in the Philippines. ASEAN Economic Bulletin, Vol. 6, no. 1 (1989): 71-80. (Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies), abstract cited in Asian-Pacific Economic Literature, Vol. 4, no. 1 (1990): 149. (Australia: Australian National University).
  • Daquila, T C, Understanding the ups and downs of exchange rates. Economic Link, no. 1 (1992): 19-21. (Singapore: National University of Singapore).
  • Daquila, T C, Understanding the money supply process. Economic Link, no. 7 (1993): 15-20. (Singapore: National University of Singapore).
  • Daquila, T C, External debt: Is it really a burden? Economic Link, no. 6 (1993): 14-17.  (Singapore: National University of Singapore).
  • Daquila, T C and A K F Phua, Demand for money in Singapore revisited. Asian Economic  Journal, Vol. VII, no. 2 (1993): 181-195. (Japan: Osaka International University and the Chinese University of Hong Kong).
  • Daquila, T.C., “Las interacciones entre los paises del AFTA y la APEC y sus  influencias en la region (in Spanish), Cuadernos de Difusion,  Ano 4, Numero 7-8, Dec.1997, pp.21-31. (Peru: Escuela de Administracion de Negocios para Graduados).
  • Daquila, T.C., “El papel de la region de la ASEAN en la futura economia global,” (in Spanish), Cuadernos de Difusion, Ano 4, Numero 7-8, Dec 1997, pp.41-47  (Peru: Escuela de Administracion de Negocios para Graduados).
  • Daquila, T.C. Japan-Asia Economic Relations: Trade, Investments and the Economic Crisis, East Asia: An International Quarterly, Vol.17, No.3, pp.88-115, Dec 1999. (United States: Rutgers University).
  • Daquila, T.C. and Rosie Foo, Impact of the Recent Economic Crisis on European Trade and Investment Interests in the ASEAN Region: An Exploratory Survey,  Journal of Asian Business, (USA: University of Michigan),  Vol. 17, No.2. 2001, pp. 105-111; Abstract cited in the Asian-Pacific Economic Literature, Vol.16, No.1, May 2002, p.98-104.
  • Daquila, T.C. and Ang Chin Hong, Singapore in the Global Economy: The Case of the Ornamental Fish Industry, Journal of Asian Business, (USA: University of Michigan), Vol. 18, No.2, 2002, pp.63-77.
  • Daquila, T.C., ASEAN Economic Performance: Reviewing the Past,  Looking to the Future, Harvard Asia Quarterly, (USA: Harvard University), Volume VI, No.3, Summer 2002, pp.9-14 (online exclusive). 

BOOK REVIEWS

  • Review of "Production Networks and Industrial Clusters - Integrating Economies in Southeast Asia", ed. Ikuo Koroiwa and Toh Mun Heng. The Developing Economies, 47, no. 4 (2009). Singapore and Tokyo: ISEAS and Institute of Developing Economies-Japan External Trade Organisation (DE-JETRO).
  • Review of "Competitiveness, FDI and Technological Activity in East Asia", ed. Sanjaya Lall and Shujiro Urata. Journal of East Asian Studies, 5, no. 1 (January-April 2005 2005): 174-178. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar.
  • Daquila T.C. Review of  The Philippines: A Framework for Economic Recovery, by World Bank. In  ASEAN Economic Bulletin, 5 no.2 (1988): 191 - 193, Singapore
  • Daquila, T.C. Review of The Uruguay Round: ASEAN Trade Policy Options,  edited by M. Ariff and Tan LH, (Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, 1988), In  Singapore Economic Review, vol. XXXIV, no.1 (1989): 93 - 95 Singapore.
  • Daquila, T.C. Review of Commodity Price Fluctuations and Macroeconomic       Adjustments in the Developed Countries, by Walter C. Labys and Alfred Maizels. In Singapore Economic  Review. April 1991, Singapore.
  • Daquila, T.C. Review of Booty Capitalism: The Politics of Banking in the Philippines by Paul D. Hutchcroft,  (New York: Cornell University Press, 1998) in ASEAN Economic Bulletin, Singapore, Vol. 16, no.1 (1999):125-127.
  • Daquila, T.C. Review of ASEAN Beyond the Regional Crisis: Challenges and Initiatives by Mya Than (ed.), (Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, 2001) in The Singapore Economic Review, Vol.46, no.2 (2001):283-288.
  • Daquila, T.C. Review of  Road to ASEAN-10: Japanese Perspectives on Economic Integration by Sekiguchi Sueo and Noda Makito (eds.), (Tokyo: Japan Center for International Exchange, 1999) in Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, Vol.32, no.3 (Oct 2001): 463-464.

PUBLISHED REPORTS

  • Daquila, T.C. “Analysis of money and bank credit in the Philippines: an application of the Brunner-Meltzer Framework,” Working Papers in Trade and Development. Working Paper No.87/3. Australia: Department of Economics, Research School of the Pacific Studies, Australian National University, (AUSTRALIA), 1987.
  • Daquila, T.C. “Macroeconomic policy and its impact on the Philippine economy,” Working Papers in Trade and Development, No.87/12. Economics Department, Research School of Pacific Studies, Australian National University, (AUSTRALIA), 1987.
  • Daquila, T.C. and E L Liew, “Money and economic activity in Singapore,” Graduate  School of Management. Working Papers, No. 9429. Australia: Faculty of Management, Deakin University, (AUSTRALIA), Nov 1994.

OTHERS

  • "An Overview of the Southeast Asian Crisis". NIAS nytt, 2-6. Denmark, 1999. (NORDIC Newsletter of Asian Studies, Denmark).
  • "ASEAN @40: Revisiting the Past, Looking to the Future". The Korea Herald. Seoul: The Korea Herald, 2007. (Article published as personal contribution to ASEAN's 40th anniversary.
  • "At 30, ASEAN looks ahead with optimism". Trends, 4. Singapore, 1997. (Article published as part of ISEAS publication, Trends; also published in "Bangkok Post", May 4, 1997, page 4 and in "The Jakarta Post", May 4, 1997, page 4).
  • "The Role of Northeast Asian Investments in ASEAN Economies". Fellowship Report. Canberra: The Australian National University, 1992.

Other Information

1. SERVICES

1.1.  National – Member, MOEs 'A' Level History Syllabus Development Committee, 2013/14 – 2014/15, Participated and gave suggestions on the review of 'A' Level H1, H2 and H3 History syllabuses.

1.2. University Level -  have been involved /participated in the activities of the following institutions and units of the University in various capacities:

(i) NUS Teaching Academy – As appointed Fellow since July 2011, I have participated in meetings and activities to promote and develop teaching and learning at NUS including participating in the Teaching and Learning Club's activities, TA Retreat, Student Feedback, Peer Reviews, Educator Track, and other activities. Aside from meetings, I have also participated in online exchanges.

(ii) NUS General Education Committee – As appointed member since 1 Jan 2011 to Dec 2017, I participated in meetings and activities to promote and develop the new NUS General Education Curriculum. Aside from meetings, I have participated in online exchanges for discussions and approval of submitted GE modules and other related matters.

(iii) Centre for Development of Teaching and Learning – For many years now, I have participated in CDTL's Professional Development Programme for Teaching (PDP - T) as invited mentor & facilitator, and invited reviewer for the Teaching Enhancement Grants committee.

(iv) International Relations Office -- I have been a member of the TFLEaRN Scholarship Committee for many years now.  Meetings and online exchanges are held to decide on scholarship awards for inbound and outbound student

1.3. Faculty level

(i) Member, Faculty's Alumni Committee, since 2003. Attends meetings and submits requested information including lists of alumni for University and FASS functions.

(ii) Panel Chair, Discretionary Admissions exercise, upon invitation

(iii) Convenor, Minor in Religious Studies, FASS - since 2018/19.

(iv) Invited Peer Reviewer – Law Faculty, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, FASS (Economics, Pol Science, History, ELL)

1.4. Departmental Level

(i) Graduate Coursework Program (Coordinator: 2000-2016; Member, 2017-present) -  student selection process, curriculum design and review, assist the HOD in preparing submissions to FASS Graduate Division, attends to current and prospective students' queries and requirements, attends BOE meetings if asked.

(ii) Conference Funding Committee (Chair: AY2011/12 - 2015/16; Member: 2016/17 to present) - review and approve conference funding applications.

(iv) Graduate Alumni Committee (Coordinator: 2000 to present) - Assist in preparing information for SEAD alumni, attend Faculty meetings and alumni functions organised by the Dean's Office, submit information to FASS Vice-Dean/Assistant Dean for external relations including identifying and inviting alumni for Faculty/University Alumni functions.

(v) Department Evaluation Research Committee (DERC) – Chair, 2018/19-2019/20; Member, 2020/21 – review and approve student research proposals submitted by honours, Masters and PhD students.

(vi) Peer Reviewer and Mentor for colleagues.

1.5. Outreach Activities – 2009 to 2018

i) NUS, Global Relations Office, invited guest lecturer on “ASEAN Economic Integration”, 11 Aug 2018

ii) MOE Secondary Regional Studies Programme, invited guest lecturer on “Knowing and Understanding Southeast Asia and ASEAN Community: Challenges and Opportunities", held at Victoria School, 19 Oct 2018

iii)Ngee Ann Polytechnic, Invited guest lecturer, “Towards a more integrated ASEAN Community: The Founding, Achievements & Challenges”, The Christieara Programme (TCP) Summit, 27 Mar 2018.

iv) Darma Yudha School, Pekanbaru, Indonesia, “ASEAN Future Progress and Challenges”, Invited guest speaker, Strategic Educational Alliance of Southeast Asia (SEA2) Conference (initiated by the Nanyang Girls High School), 6 Sept 2016.

v). Nanyang Girls High School, Knowing and Understanding Southeast Asia and ASEAN”, Invited Guest Speaker at the International Friendship Day (theme: ASEAN – Our neighbors and friends), organized by Nanyang Girls High School, 21 April 2016.

vi)). Nanyang Girls High School, Invited member of the workshop on Southeast Asia and ASEAN, 15 Aug 2015. Provided an overview of ‘ASEAN Regional Integration and Its Challenges’. 

vii). Hwa Chong Institution, Invited Keynote Lecture, "The Changing Economic Landscape of Southeast Asia: Determinants and Challenges", organised by HCI's History and Current Affairs Society, 22 May 2014.

viii).  CHIJ St Nicholas Girls' School, Invited Lecture, "Economic Competitiveness in ASEAN countries in the face of rising economic powers of China and India", at the Annual Mock ASEAN Conference, North 6 Centre of Excellence for English Language, 15 Nov 2012.

ix) Nanyang Girls High School, Invited Lecture on "Economic Development - models, domestic and external economy in Southeast Asia". ASEAN Sabbatical, 28 May 2009.

x) Nanyang Girls High School, Invited Lecture on "ASEAN in the Global Economy". ASEAN Sabbatical, 25 May 2009.

xi) Raffles Institution, Invited Lecture on "The Changing Economic Landscape in Southeast Asia". Raffles Asia Programme Lecture Series, 2 Apr 2009.

 

2. MEMBERSHIP ON INSTITUTIONAL OR INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY BOARDS


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