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Reform

Trisakti students named suspects for Reform protest escalations 
Jakarta 1 month ago

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Trisakti students named suspects for Reform protest escalations 

The 15 students arrested by the Jakarta Police are charged with inciting mob violence, resisting off...
Bangladesh's Yunus could quit over lack of reform progress
Asia & Pacific 1 month ago

Bangladesh's Yunus could quit over lack of reform progress

Nobel peace laureate Muhammad Yunus, 84, took over as interim head of the South Asian nation of 173 ...
From muscle to might
Editorial 1 month ago

From muscle to might

The AGO-TNI arrangement is seen as a dangerous erosion of the democratic principle of civilian supre...
PDI-P pledges to defend democracy
Politics 1 month ago

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PDI-P pledges to defend democracy

The Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P), the only de facto opposition party in the legis...
Questioning historical revision
Editorial 1 month ago

Questioning historical revision

Critics suspect the project aims to glorify the incumbent government and will serve as "of...
Civil society can help Indonesian democracy survive
Academia 1 month ago

Civil society can help Indonesian democracy survive

Traditional civil society, with the support of students, can do a lot to create and maintain pressur...
What Indonesian middle class politics should look like
Academia 1 month ago

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What Indonesian middle class politics should look like

In protests, the middle class can provide an opening for a change, but once opportunity arises, it i...
Reform era draws to a close
Politics 1 month ago

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Reform era draws to a close

Twenty-seven years after Indonesia emerged from the shadow of authoritarian rule, the nation now sta...
Democracy, 27 years later
Editorial 1 month ago

Democracy, 27 years later

The shadow of Soeharto's past now seems to loom over the nation, threatening the civilian suprem...
The grip of military capitalism on state-owned enterprises in Indonesia
Academia 1 month ago

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The grip of military capitalism on state-owned enterprises in Indonesia

Albeit vaguely, the revised TNI Law allows active military personnel to hold civilian and SOE posts,...
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