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Academia 1 week ago

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Sumatra’s floods are not just nature’s fury, Indonesia must act together

To prevent similar disasters in the future, regular audits of plantation, mining, and logging permit...

Society 1 month ago

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Civic groups urge solidarity amid 'shrinking' democracy

A national forum for civic groups has called on advocacy organizations of all types to present a uni...

Academia 1 month ago

Civil society under pressure after August protests

Nearly 1,000 suspects have been named in the riots, including high school students. Police have seiz...

Academia 2 months ago

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Police, democracy, and the paradox of delayed reform

Public surveys confirm that the majority of respondents believed bribery existed within the police f...

Editorial 2 months ago

Beyond the hashtags

Online mobilization may ignite public discourse, but it cannot replace the deep, patient work of org...

Academia 3 months ago

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In using force, government learns more is more

The seeming success of the government’s repressive tactics, by granting the police and militar...

Academia 3 months ago

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Understanding the 17+8 Demands amid democratic decline

There are parties who are deploying state-sponsored influencers and cybertroops to spread disin...

Academia 4 months ago

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Reading Megawati's silhouette: Between harmony, hegemony and democracy

The President's recent move to grant amnesty to Hasto Kristiyanto presents a case study for the ...

Academia 4 months ago

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Twenty years of peace in Aceh, the fruits of dialogue

Today Aceh enjoys special autonomy and is uniquely governed by an indigenous political party which s...

Academia 5 months ago

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A global water treaty: The missing link in environmental governance

It is time for the global community to initiate negotiations on a single international water treaty,...

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civil-society

PREMIUM Sumatra’s floods are not just nature’s fury, Indonesia must act together

PREMIUM Civic groups urge solidarity amid 'shrinking' democracy

Civil society under pressure after August protests

PREMIUM Police, democracy, and the paradox of delayed reform

Beyond the hashtags

PREMIUM In using force, government learns more is more

PREMIUM Understanding the 17+8 Demands amid democratic decline

PREMIUM Reading Megawati's silhouette: Between harmony, hegemony and democracy

PREMIUM Twenty years of peace in Aceh, the fruits of dialogue

PREMIUM A global water treaty: The missing link in environmental governance

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