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  • Edition 33

Is This Our Democracy?

July - September   2019

2019/Volume 9/Number 3

Cover Story

Indonesia: Democratic hopes, institutional woes
  • Cover Story

Indonesia: Democratic hopes, institutional woes

The recent presidential election sadly turned violent, but Indonesia has a myriad of other problems, showing that its democratic reforms...

By Kevin O’Rourke | Dec 30, 2019

Counting the voices
  • Cover Story

Counting the voices

The recent presidential election sadly turned violent, but Indonesia has a myriad of other problems, showing that its democratic reforms...

By Kevin Evans | Dec 30, 2019

Point Of View

Do Indonesians trust their police?
  • Point Of View

Do Indonesians trust their police?

Proper policing requires sufficient resources and public support. Is Indonesia up to the challenge?

By Lenny Hidayat | Dec 30, 2019

Extraction and deforestation: It takes two to tango
  • Point Of View

Extraction and deforestation: It takes two to tango

The Indonesian archipelago hosts much of the globe’s remaining humid tropical forests, and policy research has documented the role...

By Anthony J Bebbington | Jul 1, 2019

Indonesia 360

The US and Indonesia’s independence: History, legacy and lessons
  • Indonesia 360

The US and Indonesia’s independence: History, legacy and...

America had many reasons to continue to support Dutch control of Indonesia after World War II. Yet it ultimately chose to back the...

By Robert J McMahon | Jun 19, 2020

Urban revitalization: From empowerment to sovereignty
  • Indonesia 360

Urban revitalization: From empowerment to sovereignty

Indonesia’s slum dwellers have a tough lot in life. But a community in central Java’s mystical city is proving there is a way forward.

By Astrid Meilasari Sugiana & Dianingtyas Putri | Jul 1, 2019

The Indo-Pacific: A challenging concept
  • Indonesia 360

The Indo-Pacific: A challenging concept

The concept of regionwide Indo-Pacific partnership and friendship looks good on paper. But as they say, the devil’s in the details

By Shinta Eka Puspasari | Jul 1, 2019

The great skills divide
  • Indonesia 360

The great skills divide

There are lessons to be learned from international cases of labor market polarization, and how Indonesia can address its issues in...

By Giovanni Ugut | Jul 1, 2019

Global Perspective

The dark side of AI: Biases and a new geopolitical battle
  • Global Perspectives

The dark side of AI: Biases and a new geopolitical battle

The letters AI (artificial intelligence) strike fear into the hearts of some with the specter of a robot takeover of jobs, while many...

By Peter Verhezen | Oct 3, 2019

Traveling – in our time
  • Global Perspectives

Traveling – in our time

Climate change is a fact, but how can the earth save itself from itself? Try flying less often

By Lars-Gunner Blomkvist | Jul 1, 2019

Back by (un)popular demand?
  • Global Perspectives

Back by (un)popular demand?

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his Likud party will enter the Sept. 17 election rerun with their legitimacy dented,...

By Stratfor | Jul 1, 2019

A beginner’s guide to the Belt and Road Initiative
  • Global Perspectives

A beginner’s guide to the Belt and Road Initiative

Is China trying to take over Asia and beyond, one new highway and railroad at a time? Its neighbors and the United States fear as...

By Nadège Rolland | Jul 1, 2019

Book Review

Cold War in the Islamic World
  • Book Reviews

Cold War in the Islamic World

Saudi Arabia and Iran have an entangled history. But both countries’ choice of allies and controversial international and domestic...

By Susan Froetschel | Jul 1, 2019

Photo Essay

Corridors to Hell
  • Photo Essay

Corridors to Hell

This photo essay first appeared in the January-March 2016 edition of Strategic Review, documenting the 2015 forest fire and haze disaster...

By Bjorn Vaughn | Jul 1, 2019

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