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Academia 1 year ago

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Lessons from women’s emancipation in Saudi Arabia

The increasing freedoms and flexibilities Saudi women enjoy today offers a few pertinent lessons in social practices and behavior with respect to religious practices.

Academia 1 year ago

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Is viral the new criteria in research for policymaking?

While discussions on social media is one way to engage the public in policymaking, the powers that be should not wait for a problematic policy to go viral, and instead involve public participation before as part of the process.

Presidential Race 2 years ago

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Anies-Muhaimin confident in winning over supporters in Madura

Presidential candidate Anies Baswedan expressed his confidence in winning over voters in Madura, citing the Madurese people’s inclination toward change.

Presidential Race 2 years ago

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Anies champions change at open rally in Yogyakarta

Anies Baswedan hosted a large campaign rally in Yogyakarta, reiterating the spirit of change and cautioning against authoritarianism.

Academia 2 years ago

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Teaching how to ‘nudge’: A letter to policymakers

It seems that our policymakers – politicians – always choose a decision when they are in a hot state, rather than a cold one. Impulsive.

Academia 2 years ago

When Singaporeans get bored of the ruling People’s Action Party

PM Lee has assured the public that the party's errant politicians will face justice, a promise that in Indonesia will be an endless source of jokes.

Academia 2 years ago

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The emancipatory path of the national education system

As mandated by Article 3 of Law No. 20/2003 on the national education system, one of the primary objectives of education.is to shape democratic and responsible citizens.

Editorial 3 years ago

Indonesian youth, take charge!

Millennials and Gen-Zers, who will make up for more than 50 percent of voters, could change this in the 2024 elections if they play more active roles in politics to challenge the status quo.