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Page 14 of Academia - Index

The high cost of cutting vaccine funding
Academia 1 month ago

The high cost of cutting vaccine funding

Rather than cutting vaccine funding, governments should be looking at increasing funds to provide va...
Danantara devoid of good governance and transparency
Academia 1 month ago

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Danantara devoid of good governance and transparency

Instead of standing as an economic fortress for the nation, Danantara increasingly resembles a sover...
Boiling point of rage: Mr. President, act now!
Academia 1 month ago

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Boiling point of rage: Mr. President, act now!

Every mass upheaval is the result of an accumulation of long-held dissatisfaction. 
From tragedy to reform: Rethinking democracy and public ethics in Indonesia
Academia 1 month ago

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From tragedy to reform: Rethinking democracy and public ethics in Indonesia

The tragic death of gig driver Affan Kurniawan on Aug. 28 is more than a procedural failure, but a w...
Markets work only if the state works
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Markets work only if the state works

Markets can only function fairly and effectively if strong institutions, impartial regulation and a ...
Analysis: Noel’s arrest: All that is wrong with Indonesian politics
Academia 1 month ago

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Analysis: Noel’s arrest: All that is wrong with Indonesian politics

“Wanted! A stellar minister who’s ready to be sentenced to death if they commit corrupti...
Not a ‘98 repeat
Editorial 1 month ago

Not a ‘98 repeat

What began as scattered unrest has now spilled across cities, fueled by deep economic frustration, p...
Global securitization of rare earths: A descent into geopolitical turmoil
Academia 2 months ago

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Global securitization of rare earths: A descent into geopolitical turmoil

The global race for critical minerals like rare earth elements has descended into a geopolitical str...
Is the House still relevant, or should it be abolished?
Academia 2 months ago

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Is the House still relevant, or should it be abolished?

Without the legislative body, the executive branch would lack a crucial check on its power, which wo...
Building ASEAN’s future through shared SEZs
Academia 2 months ago

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Building ASEAN’s future through shared SEZs

The Johor–Singapore Special Economic Zone (JS-SEZ), launched in 2024, offers a preview of what...
Analysis: Whoosh debt grows, Danantara steps in
Academia 2 months ago

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Analysis: Whoosh debt grows, Danantara steps in

Danantara is preparing to restructure the ballooning debt of the Jakarta–Bandung high-speed ra...
How Islamic finance can drive energy transition
Academia 2 months ago

How Islamic finance can drive energy transition

Green and sustainable sukuk can drive significant capital into large-scale carbon reduction projects...
Nuclear power: Secure it with proven technology
Academia 2 months ago

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Nuclear power: Secure it with proven technology

Until thorium shows it can produce reliable electricity at scale, Indonesia’s sovereignty requ...
Prabowo’s long vision on education
Editorial 2 months ago

Prabowo’s long vision on education

A major problem with Prabowo’s education road map is that the schools included in his priority...
Tianjin test: Modi to meet Xi amid fragile reset
Academia 2 months ago

Tianjin test: Modi to meet Xi amid fragile reset

China remains inextricably embedded in Indian supply chains despite the years-long stand-off be...
How Indonesia’s banks can break free from legacy constraints
Academia 2 months ago

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How Indonesia’s banks can break free from legacy constraints

Despite the country’s rapid digital adoption in recent years, a significant percentage of the ...
Can kamikaze drones claim the right of sea lane passage?
Academia 2 months ago

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Can kamikaze drones claim the right of sea lane passage?

As drone warfare expands, Indonesia must decide whether its archipelagic sea lanes are open corridor...
The tradeoffs of AI regulation
Academia 2 months ago

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The tradeoffs of AI regulation

American firms could cause global harm before European regulators catch up
Why the Dutch have to recognize Indonesian independence from Aug. 17, 1945
Academia 2 months ago

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Why the Dutch have to recognize Indonesian independence from Aug. 17, 1945

The Dutch government-sponsored Indonesia investigation independence, decolonization, violence, and w...
Why the Dutch have to recognize Indonesian independence from Aug. 17, 1945
Academia 2 months ago

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Why the Dutch have to recognize Indonesian independence from Aug. 17, 1945

The Dutch army had not just incidentally, but structurally applied extreme violence against Indonesi...
Government taps into the patriotism of business groups
Academia 2 months ago

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Government taps into the patriotism of business groups

Patriot bonds are not conventional securities. They are designed less to maximize investor return th...
Analysis: ‘Greedynomics’ When profit trumps people
Academia 2 months ago

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Analysis: ‘Greedynomics’ When profit trumps people

Serakahnomics is the latest term coined by President Prabowo Subianto to describe an economic patter...
Fatty bureaucracy
Editorial 2 months ago

Fatty bureaucracy

Bureaucratic “fat” can strengthen implementation if managed well, yet too much of it ris...
Palestine: A brief history of a foreknown war of extermination
Academia 2 months ago

Palestine: A brief history of a foreknown war of extermination

Israel's ongoing campaign in the Gaza Strip stems from decades of history dating back to the 194...
Small islands offer safe havens for endangered species
Academia 2 months ago

Small islands offer safe havens for endangered species

Small islands can serve as natural refuges for their native biodiversity, provided their ecosys...
Geneva Conventions at 76: Pushing back against erosion of humanity
Academia 2 months ago

Geneva Conventions at 76: Pushing back against erosion of humanity

Today’s crisis is not born of a lack of rules, but a lack of will to enforce them and to hold ...
Indonesia-US trade agreement brings risks and rewards
Academia 2 months ago

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Indonesia-US trade agreement brings risks and rewards

Approximately 40 Indonesian export products face direct competition with US exports, particularly in...
Climate resilience is a strategic investment
Academia 2 months ago

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Climate resilience is a strategic investment

For emerging markets and developing economies (EMDEs), investing in resilience is not a luxury,&nbsp...
The Hunger Games in the making in Independence Month
Academia 2 months ago

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The Hunger Games in the making in Independence Month

Indonesia initiated sweeping reforms in 1998 not only because of high prices but because symbols of ...
Quality journalism is the only savior for news outlets
Academia 2 months ago

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Quality journalism is the only savior for news outlets

In the digital and AI age, news outlets in Indonesia, as elsewhere, may never regain their glory day...
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