The security architecture that was supposed to protect the flow of energy to Southeast Asia has become the source of its interruption, says an academic. SEMARANG, Indonesia: The Hormuz blockade has exposed something deeper than a supply disruption – the overarching limits of Southeast Asian agency in a crisis it cannot shape. Six weeks into the worst energy disruption in modern history, the countries of ASEAN have done a great deal. Indonesia has frozen fuel prices, expanded subsidies, and