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  • Edition 27

Maneuvering within Islam’s narrative space

January - March   2018

2018/Volume 8/Number 1

Cover Story

Maneuvering within Islam’s narrative space
  • Cover Story

Maneuvering within Islam’s narrative space

Life is lived in the narrative space. What we hear, read or see is sorted and evaluated based on our narrative space terrain. Influence...

By Brian L. Steed | Jan 1, 2018

Maneuver in the narrative space: Lessons from Islam Nusantara
  • Cover Story

Maneuver in the narrative space: Lessons from Islam Nusantara

There has been a centuries-long struggle between competing forces, maneuvering in both the physical and narrative space, producing...

By C Holland Taylor | Jan 1, 2018

Indonesia and the future of Islam
  • Cover Story

Indonesia and the future of Islam

The world’s most populous Muslim-majority nation is facing its own “clash of civilizations” – not with other faiths but among its...

By Bernard Adeney-Risakotta | Oct 2, 2017

Point Of View

When facts and faith are intertwined
  • Point Of View

When facts and faith are intertwined

Views are a dime a dozen in Indonesia. It depends on the source, and that is a dangerous thing.

By Devina Heriyanto | Jan 1, 2018

The energy paradox: Cheap versus clean
  • Point Of View

The energy paradox: Cheap versus clean

Relying on coal will eventually be a dead end for Indonesia. Can we turn a paradox into a miracle?

By Bob S Effendi | Jan 1, 2018

Indonesia 360

Indonesia's media and South China Sea
  • Indonesia 360

Indonesia's media and South China Sea

The country’s media is shifting its coverage of this intractable dispute. It’s not good news for Beijing.

By Lupita Wijaya | Jan 1, 2018

Child marriage and the perpetuation of poverty
  • Indonesia 360

Child marriage and the perpetuation of poverty

Parents marrying off their teenage daughters may appear to be a good economic move for poor families. It’s not –it only perpetuates...

By Lupita Wijaya | Jan 1, 2018

Guidelines to ‘living less dangerously’ in Indonesia
  • Indonesia 360

Guidelines to ‘living less dangerously’ in Indonesia

Indonesia can be a minefield for foreign investors. But proper corporate governance and firm adherence to boardroom ethics can go...

By Ian O Williamson & Natalia Soebagjo | Jan 1, 2018

Global Perspective

The united (‘non-Western’) states of the world
  • Global Perspectives

The united (‘non-Western’) states of the world

While Russia and India are trying to simultaneously sit on a dozen “multi-vector political chairs,” China can take the “anti-American...

By Yury Sigov | Jan 1, 2018

Reconciliation at the crossroads:  Hindering factors in Sino-Japanese relations
  • Global Perspectives

Reconciliation at the crossroads: Hindering factors in...

China and Japan have countless reasons to reconcile and be friends. If only their respective egos and versions of history didn’t get...

By Lanny Surya Alfiani & Anak Agung Banyu Perwita | Jan 1, 2018

Free trade or women’s rights?
  • Global Perspectives

Free trade or women’s rights?

Is the proposed Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership good for Asia? Many think it will help us all – with the exception of...

By Kate Lappin | Jan 1, 2018

Australia’s ‘Russia’ problem? It’s China
  • Global Perspectives

Australia’s ‘Russia’ problem? It’s China

The United States is in an investigative frenzy over Moscow’s interference in its presidential election. Down Under, Australia has...

By Rory Medcalf | Jan 1, 2018

Book Review

A wound that still festers in Singapore
  • Book Reviews

A wound that still festers in Singapore

1987: Singapore’s Marxist Conspiracy 30 Years On Reviewed by Salil Tripathi Edited by Chng Suan Tze, Low Yit Leng and Teo Soh Lung...

By Salil Tripathi | Jan 1, 2018

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