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Academia 1 week ago
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The early signs of platform power in our ride-hailing economy
As ride-hailing drivers report increasing scarcity and pay-to-participate barriers, the invisible hand of the algorithm is reshaping our digital economy. We must ask whether platform innovation is expanding opportunity or quietly redefining the terms of fairness for millions.
Archipelago 2 weeks ago
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Workers demand 175% severance after government revokes TPL's permit
The workers have demanded 1.75 times their wages under a provision for retirement severance pay after the company offered just half their basic severance, while a management representative says the company has not decided on any layoffs as yet.
Academia 1 month ago
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Gold ETFs: Democratizing wealth amid price surges
Gold ETFs offer a modern solution to the strucutural hurdles of accessibility and liquidity as regards traditional gold investment in Indonesia, ensuring securty for all investors as they turn to safe-haven assets amid ongoing economic fragility.
Academia 6 months ago
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Affan’s tragedy reveals that millions of young Indonesians remain expendable
Development plans like the Long-term National Development Plan (RJPN) 2025-2045 often frame young people as economic and state instruments, valued for future productivity and conformity to state-approved personas.
Academia 6 months ago
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Brooms in pink and green: Sweeping for justice on Indonesia’s streets
The wave of demonstrations that began over legislators' pay and perks expanded during its second week into a collective civil movement, bringing together women, workers, students and LGBTIQ+ to fight on the front lines for their right to engage in political life for a democracy in which they are seen, heard and accepted.
