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Politics 9 months ago
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Doubts linger over new coastal body’s ability to deliver on seawall project
The President has set up a new body to manage the mega seawall project on Java's northern coast, leaving observers wondering about its feasibility and capacity amid a swelling bureacracy and a strained budget.
Society 10 months ago
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New IESR study suggests policies to curb individual carbon footprints
A new landmark study on individual carbon footprints from the IESR points to a wide disparity between urban and dwellers, suggesting that administrations can create more localized policies to encourage residents to curb their daily emissions.
Society 10 months ago
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Diponegoro and the birth of Indonesian nationalism
The Javanese prince of the Yogyakarta Sultanate declared war on July 21, 1825, at Selarong Cave, Bantul, after Dutch troops arrived at his Tegalrejo estate the day before to secure a road construction site, triggering long-held resentment against the Dutch.
Academia 1 year ago
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Rediscovering Indonesia’s rhythm: A hope for 2045
As Indonesia speeds along its course of pseuo-modernity toward 2045, perhaps it needs to take a "time out" to look back at its epistemic history without the colonial lens and reclaim the rhythm and ethic of timing, restraint and relational appropriateness that once underlined its identity.
