Cyberthreats: Facing the faceless
During Malaysia’s recent general election, there was an uptick in attempts to hack into Malaysian telecommunications companies, in an attempt to influence the election outcome. We can expect a similar increase in attempts to hack into Indonesian tel
JOURNAL | COVER STORY by: Peter Verhezen, Peter Chambers and Steven De Haes
Unrepresented, unheard. Is Indonesia an inclusive democracy?
Last year, a historic Constitutional Court ruling recognized kepercayaan - the centuries-old indigenous belief systems. Whether the Muslim-dominated government fully complies, however, is anyone`s guess.
JOURNAL | POINT OF VIEW by: Devina Heriyanto
An international wrong
Islamist politics in Indonesia, with its roots in twisted orthodoxy, is a perennial threat to the country. Equally alarming, it is a threat to the entire world.
JOURNAL | POINT OF VIEW by: Duncan Graham
Cyberthreats: Facing the faceless
Unrepresented, unheard. Is Indonesia an inclusive democracy?
An international wrong
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Seizing Malaysia's moment
JOURNAL | GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES by: Muthiah Alagappa
Malaysia’s historic May 9 election was dramatic, sweeping and unprecedented. A ruling party in power with seemingly impregnable advantages was ousted through the ballot box. There was no extra-c...
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Indonesia's quiet success explained
JOURNAL | BOOK REVIEWS by: Salil Tripathi
Resurgent Indonesia: From Crisis to Confidence By Vasuki Shastry &nbs...
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Hijrah - between radical and moderate Islam
JOURNAL | INDONESIA 360 by: Shinta Eka Puspasari
A rising tide of Islamic religiosity in Indonesia is being propelled, among other influences, by a local “hijrah movement,” which demands greater personal adherence to Shariah law, but whi...
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In human qualities, we shall believe
JOURNAL | INDONESIA 360 by: Cilla Henriette
Back in April, I authored an essay published in Strategic Review about what may be holding us Indonesians back as a society. It was coming from a positive place to encourage us to reflect on what may ...
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Building a European energy market
DIGITAL ARTICLE | WEB ARTICLES by: Stratfor
Forecast Europe will continue to pursue a unified energy market by building up its internal infrastructure and regulatory environment. Europe will not block the construction of T...
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Are the Japanese resilient? Lessons from the Great East Japan Earthquake
DIGITAL ARTICLE | COMMENTARIES by: Tadashi Ogawa
The 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake, according to then-Prime Minister Naoto Kan, was the worst disaster the country has experienced since World War II. It was a triple calamity of a mega-scale eart...
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What's holding Indonesians back? Themselves
JOURNAL | INDONESIA 360 by: Cilla Henriette
In a work session with professionals from diverse backgrounds, I was confronted with a question – “What did you think of our team in Jakarta?” To give a bit of context, the work sess...
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Bangladesh's battle for health care
JOURNAL | GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES
More than 160 million people live in Bangladesh, making it one of the world’s most populous countries and densely populated markets. As many as 25 million people live in the capital, Dhaka, alon...
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An American library in 1965 Indonesia: From enlightenment to torture
JOURNAL | COVER STORY by: Stanley Harsha
“The care of human life and happiness, and not their destruction, is the first and only object of good government.†– Thomas Jefferson For nearly 30 years as a diplomat, I promoted...
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The SemBako of Indonesian village commerce
JOURNAL | COVER STORY by: Martin Schell
Attention in Indonesia’s media and upper government circles tends to focus almost exclusively on the economic power of the largest cities, particularly in regard to major projects and rising rea...
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