The SemBako of Indonesian village commerce
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 real estate prices. The latter boom dovetails with the cre
JOURNAL | COVER STORY by: Martin Schell
The forgotten hero of Indonesia's democratic transition? Military reform
It’s been 20 years since Indonesia embarked on its transition to democracy. Perhaps lost in the shuffle of that historic period was the reforms undertaken by the Indonesian Armed Forces. It’s not necessarily surprising – a lot was going
JOURNAL | POINT OF VIEW by: Lt Gen (Ret) Agus Widjojo
What's holding Indonesians back? Themselves
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 session was in Amsterdam, as part of a global project where
JOURNAL | INDONESIA 360 by: Cilla Henriette
The SemBako of Indonesian village commerce
The forgotten hero of Indonesia's democratic transition? Military reform
What's holding Indonesians back? Themselves
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Casting a wide net
DIGITAL ARTICLE | COMMENTARIES by: Maria Margaretha Widhia Putri
Illegal fishing is a problem for countries with vast seas and abundant maritime resources – mostly archipelagic nations such as Indonesia. According to the Presidential communications team (Tim...
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Running down track 2
DIGITAL ARTICLE | COMMENTARIES by: Duncan Graham
Before losing base support and plunging to earth, Dr Dino Patti Djalal was Indonesia’s highflier. The cosmopolitan ambassador to the US with a professional wife and three little kids sparkled ...
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More than handshake diplomacy
DIGITAL ARTICLE | COMMENTARIES by: Mohamad Rosyidin
A new history begins now, at the starting point of history and the era of peace.†An optimistic sentence written by the North Korean supreme leader, Kim Jong-un, in the Peace House guest book in...
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Giving Indonesia's natural resources back to the people
DIGITAL ARTICLE | COMMENTARIES by: William Hickey
Dollar denominated debt issues and a sliding currency are putting the bite on the Indonesian economy as it combats rupiah inflation. The fuel subsidy (for bensin and sola...
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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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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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The future of 'Eurasia'
JOURNAL | GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES by: Jeff Schubert
There has recently been renewed focus and commentary on “Eurasia.” But, what is Eurasia, and why is it important? Is it to be a new center of influence and power in the world? Is it to be ...
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Indonesia`s media and the South China Sea
JOURNAL | INDONESIA 360 by: Lupita Wijaya
The recent 50th anniversary of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) was portrayed in diverse ways within the media. Some reports, for example, highlighted the regional grouping’s p...
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