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Analysis: Prabowo's national car: Industrial renaissance or personal ambition?
Academia 6 months ago

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Analysis: Prabowo's national car: Industrial renaissance or personal ambition?

President Prabowo Subianto, who often arrives at the presidential office in a locally produced Maung...
Lawmakers’ ethics crisis
Editorial 6 months ago

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Lawmakers’ ethics crisis

The public has reason to demand that law revisions address the underlying problems in candidate...
The Netanyahu Cabinet’s complicity in the Gaza genocide
Academia 6 months ago

The Netanyahu Cabinet’s complicity in the Gaza genocide

The International Criminal Court (ICC) has indicted Israel’s prime minister and his former def...
Time to rethink what we mean by responsible investing
Academia 6 months ago

Time to rethink what we mean by responsible investing

Could arms manufacturers soon become an everyday investment in ESG funds?
Bahasa Indonesia at a crossroads: Emblem, ecology and policy
Academia 6 months ago

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Bahasa Indonesia at a crossroads: Emblem, ecology and policy

Language policy is not a matter of imposing the top-down dos and don’ts about how language is ...
The Asian grammar of power
Academia 6 months ago

The Asian grammar of power

If Trump is willing to listen, he will be far more likely to communicate effectively with Asians and...
Agriculture at the heart of security
Academia 6 months ago

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Agriculture at the heart of security

While many factors have contributed to rising food insecurity, the most important is conflict.
Heroes are not saints: Rethinking the National Hero Law
Academia 6 months ago

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Heroes are not saints: Rethinking the National Hero Law

Soeharto resembled Dhritarashtra, the blind king who fathered the Kauravas. Dhritarashtra’s fa...
From Portuguese to ‘gratis’: Prabowo’s double-edged language politics
Academia 6 months ago

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From Portuguese to ‘gratis’: Prabowo’s double-edged language politics

Skepticism toward state paternalism, visible in online critiques of the free nutritious meal program...
Analysis: Telkom loses 1.4 GHz BWA to Hashim, Sinar Mas firms
Academia 6 months ago

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Analysis: Telkom loses 1.4 GHz BWA to Hashim, Sinar Mas firms

State-owned telecommunications giant PT Telkom Indonesia (Telkom) has faced tough competition in the...
False national heroes
Editorial 6 months ago

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False national heroes

Soeharto cannot be a true hero, only a false one, not until we clarify his role in the military-led ...
Energy transition is achievable in emerging markets
Academia 6 months ago

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Energy transition is achievable in emerging markets

In a new working paper, we found that shifting the energy sector to renewables is relatively afforda...
Canada and ASEAN: Building the future together
Academia 6 months ago

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Canada and ASEAN: Building the future together

Canada strengthens ties with ASEAN for the long run, not just because it wants to be, but because AS...
Climate justice: From rhetoric to real responsibility
Academia 6 months ago

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Climate justice: From rhetoric to real responsibility

For developing nations like Indonesia, COP30 in Belem is not merely another conference; it is a mora...
Indonesia’s bond market now driven by domestic policy, not global sentiment
Academia 6 months ago

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Indonesia’s bond market now driven by domestic policy, not global sentiment

Weak credit growth in the private sector has left these banks flushing with liquidity, which they ha...
The world hails Bandung, but Indonesia forgets
Academia 6 months ago

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The world hails Bandung, but Indonesia forgets

Forgetting is easier than confronting the truth that Bandung represents: that freedom is not only th...
Paradox of control: Indonesia’s fiscal decentralization in reverse
Academia 6 months ago

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Paradox of control: Indonesia’s fiscal decentralization in reverse

Instead of fostering autonomy and innovation, fiscal decentralization has evolved into an arrangemen...
Analysis: New gender quota in House is a victory of sorts
Academia 6 months ago

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Analysis: New gender quota in House is a victory of sorts

The latest Constitutional Court (MK) ruling ordering the House of Representatives to ensure a minimu...
Limited options for pushing GDP
Editorial 6 months ago

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Limited options for pushing GDP

There is only so much the government can do to prop up economic activity, no matter how dear the gro...
Long nights in the Jakarta streets
Academia 6 months ago

Long nights in the Jakarta streets

Ours is an age of instant outrage and fleeting wisdom, where humanity searches for quick fixes to pr...
Trumpism 2.0 and America’s authoritarian capitalism
Academia 6 months ago

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Trumpism 2.0 and America’s authoritarian capitalism

It is crucial for international communities to anticipate the wave of Trumpism 2.0.
The health workforce equity challenge in Asia
Academia 6 months ago

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The health workforce equity challenge in Asia

Across the region, the story of the health workforce reveals deep inequities. 
Can the developing world weather the next financial crisis?
Academia 6 months ago

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Can the developing world weather the next financial crisis?

Developing countries must recognize the risks and take urgent steps to strengthen their economic res...
Self-sufficiency or statistical mirage? Rethinking Indonesia’s food data
Academia 6 months ago

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Self-sufficiency or statistical mirage? Rethinking Indonesia’s food data

True food self-sufficiency cannot be measured merely by production figures or the absence of imports...
Zohran Mamdani and the reshaping of urban space pricing
Academia 6 months ago

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Zohran Mamdani and the reshaping of urban space pricing

The high cost of living in cities is not the result of neutral market dynamics. It comes from power ...
Analysis: Prabowo's first year sparks economic worries amid inflation, weak rupiah
Academia 6 months ago

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Analysis: Prabowo's first year sparks economic worries amid inflation, weak rupiah

Economic Economic experts are increasingly pessimistic about Indonesia's economic outlook during...
Away from smoking screens
Editorial 6 months ago

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Away from smoking screens

Despite its many advantages, the digital age has also expanded space for promoting tobacco products,...
The fraught politics of corporate disclosures
Academia 6 months ago

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The fraught politics of corporate disclosures

The US Securities and Exchange Commission must recognize that a wide variety of interests look at co...
Climate cost of leaving methane on the table
Academia 6 months ago

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Climate cost of leaving methane on the table

By failing to prioritize methane reduction, Indonesia is not only undermining its climate credibilit...
It’s time to reform the climate summit
Academia 6 months ago

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It’s time to reform the climate summit

Over the past three decades, climate conferences have grown too large to function effectively. ...
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