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Designing a cabinet that delivers, yet is politically secure
Academia 2 years ago

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Designing a cabinet that delivers, yet is politically secure

While it is understandable that cutting red tape tends to be the primary reason for leveraging informal structures, it should not cause more overlaps and alienation.
Southeast Asia needs a courageous, forward-thinking ASEAN: Marty
Interview 2 years ago

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Southeast Asia needs a courageous, forward-thinking ASEAN: Marty

The next government should continue – and even enhance – its internationalist agendas not only in ASEAN but also globally, to be present, counted and visible within the region and beyond.
Kartini the futurist: A role model for Indonesian men (and women)
Academia 2 years ago

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Kartini the futurist: A role model for Indonesian men (and women)

It is often said that change starts at home, and as the government aims to realize a female labor participation rate of 65 percent as part of its 2045 vision, society as a whole needs to embrace the role of men in achieving gender equality, both in the workplace and in Indonesian homes.
Time to overcome our male Javanese Muslim bias
Academia 2 years ago

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Time to overcome our male Javanese Muslim bias

Issues of diversity, including gender and ethnicity, are increasingly salient in Indonesia. However, policymakers have failed to overcome the bias at both the personal and institutional level, which perpetuates inequality.
Embracing cultural differences: A tale of two corporate sherpas
Academia 2 years ago

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Embracing cultural differences: A tale of two corporate sherpas

Navigating the Indonesian business world presents an opportunity to combine age-old customs and values with contemporary tools and methodologies, which can be approached from either side of this spectrum.
Womenomics: Empowering women for economic growth and equality
Academia 2 years ago

Womenomics: Empowering women for economic growth and equality

A study by McKinsey & Company estimated that advancing gender equality in Indonesia could add up to US$135 billion to the country's gross domestic product by 2030.
TV opportunities in the post-analog shut off era
Academia 2 years ago

TV opportunities in the post-analog shut off era

The power of TV lies in its ability to engage viewers emotionally and create lasting brand impressions, building trust with the audience due to the quality of its message.
ASEAN needs intercultural and interreligious dialogue
Academia 3 years ago

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ASEAN needs intercultural and interreligious dialogue

A shared history of religious and cultural harmony among ASEAN member states provides a strong foundation for both economic growth and security assurance in Southeast Asia.
Expanding the reach of inclusive education through GEDSI
Academia 3 years ago

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Expanding the reach of inclusive education through GEDSI

The concept of inclusive schools was only understood as the action of opening access to regular schools for students with special needs.
'Girls with balls' still sidelined in Argentine football
Sports 3 years ago

'Girls with balls' still sidelined in Argentine football

It was only four years ago, in 2019, that Argentine women's football was declared semi-professional, meaning players can make a partial living off the sport. It is not yet a career.

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