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All good on the macro front
Editorial 1 week ago

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All good on the macro front

Economists have warned of climbing inflation as soon as this month, as more of the global price pres...
A new economics for the 21st century
Academia 2 weeks ago

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A new economics for the 21st century

The World Bank’s latest work confirms that industrial policy is more replicable across income ...
Active neutrality in a dangerous era: Malaysia’s test from Hormuz to Malacca
Academia 2 weeks ago

Active neutrality in a dangerous era: Malaysia’s test from Hormuz to Malacca

Malaysia does not need to be a military actor in the US-Israeli war against Iran to be strategically...
The nuclear dilemma in the new era
Academia 2 weeks ago

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The nuclear dilemma in the new era

A fundamental stance must be emphasized: nuclear weapons must be rejected as a bargaining chip for g...
Indonesia must ensure it never has to say yes to the IMF ... again
Academia 2 weeks ago

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Indonesia must ensure it never has to say yes to the IMF ... again

Sovereignty is not proven by rejecting help, but rather by never becoming desperate enough to need i...
The fragile state of women’s rights: From the Bekasi tragedy to the denial of 1998 rapes
Academia 2 weeks ago

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The fragile state of women’s rights: From the Bekasi tragedy to the denial of 1998 rapes

As we tout a new law to protect the vulnerable, the dismissal of historical atrocities and the strip...
How an 8% commission fee cap can cripple Indonesia’s tech giants
Academia 2 weeks ago

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How an 8% commission fee cap can cripple Indonesia’s tech giants

The government’s "new social contract" might offer immediate relief to gig drivers, ...
Analysis: Domestic worker law addresses but won’t end modern slavery
Academia 2 weeks ago

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Analysis: Domestic worker law addresses but won’t end modern slavery

Domestic workers work long hours and do all kind of chores for low wages and have little or no legal...
Capitalizing on the Malacca Strait
Editorial 2 weeks ago

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Capitalizing on the Malacca Strait

Indonesia must trade its outdated regional rivalries for a sophisticated maritime strategy that hono...
Why the world must take futures studies seriously—beyond imitation
Academia 2 weeks ago

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Why the world must take futures studies seriously—beyond imitation

Beyond elite projections and "future shock," futures studies is evolving into a participat...
Myanmar leaders’ ‘house arrest’ masks so little
Academia 2 weeks ago

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Myanmar leaders’ ‘house arrest’ masks so little

The Myanmar junta believes it has weathered an acute threat to its survival; however, this perc...
How obscure interpretation of state losses fuels capital flight
Academia 2 weeks ago

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How obscure interpretation of state losses fuels capital flight

When headline-grabbing "state loss" prosecutions replace rigorous evidence, Indonesia risk...
Misreading Iran: How strategy collapses into damage control
Academia 2 weeks ago

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Misreading Iran: How strategy collapses into damage control

When "quick wins" collide with deep-rooted regional resilience, global powers face a sober...
What role does Indonesia want to play in the world?
Academia 2 weeks ago

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What role does Indonesia want to play in the world?

As Indonesia audits for a global starring role alongside giants like the US and China, its tradition...
Growth without gain: Why Indonesians don't feel the economy
Academia 2 weeks ago

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Growth without gain: Why Indonesians don't feel the economy

While Indonesia's headline GDP suggests an economic triumph, a deeper look at GNP reveals a holl...
Analysis: With falling rupiah, economic resilience faces its toughest test
Academia 2 weeks ago

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Analysis: With falling rupiah, economic resilience faces its toughest test

Indonesia’s economy is approaching a dangerous crossroads. While Finance Minister Purbaya Yudh...
Childcare reform can’t wait
Editorial 2 weeks ago

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Childcare reform can’t wait

As viral tragedies expose a broken system of unregulated daycares and uncertified caregivers, Indone...
Trader or driller? Iran war exposes Big Oil's transatlantic divide
Academia 2 weeks ago

Trader or driller? Iran war exposes Big Oil's transatlantic divide

Years building vast oil trading machines have set the European majors apart from their larger US pee...
Amid rising tensions, ‘friendshoring’ might keep global trade alive
Academia 2 weeks ago

Amid rising tensions, ‘friendshoring’ might keep global trade alive

The nature of globalization is changing dramatically.
Middle powers: A new vision for India and Indonesia
Academia 2 weeks ago

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Middle powers: A new vision for India and Indonesia

Despite their geographical proximity and deep-rooted cultural affinities, India and Indonesia often ...
Currency under pressure: Has de-dollarization begun?
Academia 2 weeks ago

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Currency under pressure: Has de-dollarization begun?

One long-term consequence of the Trump administration's current policies is that the US dollar c...
The wrong remedy: Evaluating university study program closures
Academia 2 weeks ago

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The wrong remedy: Evaluating university study program closures

Closing university programs based solely on immediate employment metrics mistakes a labor-market sym...
The Malacca Strait runs the world
Academia 2 weeks ago

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The Malacca Strait runs the world

Not Hormuz, but Malacca is the true fulcrum of global maritime power — and the evidence is alr...
Analysis: Cabinet reshuffle No. 5: Prabowo’s political recalibration
Academia 2 weeks ago

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Analysis: Cabinet reshuffle No. 5: Prabowo’s political recalibration

President Prabowo Subianto has reshuffled his cabinet for the fifth time just 18 months into his ter...
Taxing without turmoil
Editorial 2 weeks ago

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Taxing without turmoil

Regional taxes will not be accepted if citizens see local elites living extravagantly, renovating of...
How to think about foreign policy in the new geoeconomic era
Academia 2 weeks ago

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How to think about foreign policy in the new geoeconomic era

Middle powers need to tread skillfully around the biggest blocs in navxigating the new era of geoeco...
Deadly train crash: Vulnerability of the working class
Academia 2 weeks ago

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Deadly train crash: Vulnerability of the working class

Mobility is not just about transport. It is part of the structure of work itself.
Why maternity leave is an investment in our future
Academia 2 weeks ago

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Why maternity leave is an investment in our future

While Indonesian law promises maternity leave, structural barriers and the undervaluation of care tr...
The unraveling order - and Indonesia’s strategic opening
Academia 2 weeks ago

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The unraveling order - and Indonesia’s strategic opening

For Indonesia, the question is not whether the world is becoming more uncertain; it is whether Jakar...
Purbaya’s aggressive fiscal shift: Growth at what cost?
Academia 2 weeks ago

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Purbaya’s aggressive fiscal shift: Growth at what cost?

Finance Minister Purbaya has pivoted toward an aggressive, pro-growth fiscal strategy that breaks fr...
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