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While many discussions have centered around the need to lift the barriers, such as skills, capability and infrastructure, the real issue is that many MSMEs in the creative economy sector offer non-digital value propositions.
With the spectacular economic growth under nondemocracy in China, the view that democratic institutions are at best irrelevant and at worst a hindrance for economic growth has become increasingly popular in policy discourse.
Members of the University of Lampung (Unila) student press Teknokra have received anonymous threats in relation to the organization’s plan to hold a public discussion on racial discrimination against Papuans.
The Constitutional Law Society (CLS), the student community that organized the discussion, said the event, scheduled for Friday, was meant to be a response to recent public discussions about the possibility of dismissing the President for what some perceive as his inadequate handling of the COVID-19 outbreak.
