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Page 11 of Academia - Index

Nepal in crisis: From protest to political reckoning
Academia 1 month ago

Nepal in crisis: From protest to political reckoning

Young people must be given a chance to help rebuild democratic systems, their demands must...
Beyond compliance: Toward a culture of integrity
Academia 1 month ago

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Beyond compliance: Toward a culture of integrity

A gap is widening between the people's expectations of fairness and transparency, and the state&...
Weighing the urgency of Indonesia’s extradition pact with Russia
Academia 1 month ago

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Weighing the urgency of Indonesia’s extradition pact with Russia

Indonesia might have become a safe haven for Russians in Southeast Asia who wish to avoid war in Ukr...
Affan’s tragedy reveals that millions of young Indonesians remain expendable
Academia 1 month ago

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Affan’s tragedy reveals that millions of young Indonesians remain expendable

Development plans like the Long-term National Development Plan (RJPN) 2025-2045 often frame young pe...
Analysis: The rise and fall of Nadiem Makarim
Academia 1 month ago

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Analysis: The rise and fall of Nadiem Makarim

Once considered a symbol of Indonesia's future, Nadiem Makarim has experienced a dramatic fall f...
OIC’s same old song
Editorial 1 month ago

OIC’s same old song

While the OIC condemned "aggression" against Qatar, the Gaza Strip and other regional...
India and ASEAN must savor the mango flavors
Academia 1 month ago

India and ASEAN must savor the mango flavors

Instead of being preoccupied with how other powers such as China or the United States might perceive...
The untold business of Indonesia's private pawnshops
Academia 1 month ago

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The untold business of Indonesia's private pawnshops

While the OJK has issued a regulation to make licensing easier for private pawnshops, the government...
The unfiltered leader: When confidence clashes with convention
Academia 1 month ago

The unfiltered leader: When confidence clashes with convention

Because Purbaya arrived without in-group credentials, his blunt, merit-first style was framed as a s...
Careful, Mr. President: The world is watching
Academia 1 month ago

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Careful, Mr. President: The world is watching

Our system calls itself democratic yet remains deeply uneasy, even hostile, toward opposition. ...
Breaking the bottleneck: Reforming the fuel distribution system
Academia 1 month ago

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Breaking the bottleneck: Reforming the fuel distribution system

The issue is more than a logistical hiccup, it reflects deeper regulatory and market governance chal...
Gaza’s desperation and the agony of religious diplomacy
Academia 1 month ago

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Gaza’s desperation and the agony of religious diplomacy

Religious diplomacy emphasizes the role of faith, morality and shared values of religious tradi...
Analysis: Protesters now have a common “reform agenda”
Academia 1 month ago

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Analysis: Protesters now have a common “reform agenda”

This month, protests demanding political and economic change continue, although smaller and more ord...
Let consumers choose
Editorial 1 month ago

Let consumers choose

But if overregulation pushes Shell, BP and Vivo to scale back, or worse, pack up and leave, motorist...
Can China rewrite the rules of global governance?
Academia 1 month ago

Can China rewrite the rules of global governance?

The SCO summit at Tianjin, China, followed by a military parade in Beijing, signal China&#...
Aceh’s waqf experiment: When an age-old tradition powers a new economy
Academia 1 month ago

Aceh’s waqf experiment: When an age-old tradition powers a new economy

Aceh's unique cultural identity and administrative status makes it fertile ground for trialing w...
Ovarian cancer, a silent and stealthy threat to women
Academia 1 month ago

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Ovarian cancer, a silent and stealthy threat to women

Unlike breast and cervical cancer, no routine and simple screening tests can help patients detect ov...
Food cartels threaten Prabowo's goal of food self-sufficiency
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Food cartels threaten Prabowo's goal of food self-sufficiency

For years, a network of traders, importers, corrupt officials and political brokers have manipu...
How AI can revolutionize asset seizure, the fight against graft
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How AI can revolutionize asset seizure, the fight against graft

The use of AI in asset forfeiture is already a reality in countries where advanced analytics are use...
SAL: A double-edged fiscal sword
Academia 1 month ago

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SAL: A double-edged fiscal sword

Fragmenting cash balances across multiple banks increases inefficiency, as funds may exist but remai...
Analysis: Goodbye Sri Mulyani, hello uncertainty
Academia 1 month ago

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Analysis: Goodbye Sri Mulyani, hello uncertainty

Sri Mulyani Indrawati has finally stepped down as finance minister after nearly 14 years of steering...
Thai military’s bad example
Editorial 1 month ago

Thai military’s bad example

As a founding member, Thailand’s political instability undermines the regional bloc's prin...
Honoring history, cherishing peace and creating a brighter future for humanity
Academia 1 month ago

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Honoring history, cherishing peace and creating a brighter future for humanity

History serves both as the best textbook and dose of sobriety.
Inequality and the demand for emancipatory democracy
Academia 1 month ago

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Inequality and the demand for emancipatory democracy

This striking disparity renders democracy meaningless. On one hand, people have the right to vote,&n...
How Europe’s deforestation law could change global coffee trade
Academia 1 month ago

How Europe’s deforestation law could change global coffee trade

On the ground, the rule change could transform how coffee is grown, traded and sold.
The world is back to the 1930s war economy
Academia 1 month ago

The world is back to the 1930s war economy

The United Nations has issued a five-point agenda in an attempt to redefine security but the bottom ...
Rivers, rituals and rubbish: Can Bali stay beautiful?
Academia 1 month ago

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Rivers, rituals and rubbish: Can Bali stay beautiful?

Can ecotourism be part of the fix? Yes, if Bali uses the legal framework, community willpower, and t...
UNGA: Human rights and Prabowo's political test
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UNGA: Human rights and Prabowo's political test

Following the mass demontrations earlier this month and its devastating toll, the government needs t...
Sri Mulyani vs Purbaya: Balancing speed with discipline
Academia 1 month ago

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Sri Mulyani vs Purbaya: Balancing speed with discipline

To translate fiscal policy into soccer terms, former finance minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati played d...
Did Prabowo’s fiscal vision leave people behind?
Academia 1 month ago

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Did Prabowo’s fiscal vision leave people behind?

For a leader democratically elected by the people and with historic legislative support, it is ironi...
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