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View all search resultsIt may require intellectual and professional effort to constantly shift focus from the field to the academic fora, but this “methodological harmony” or melting pot, especially between international relations and anthropology or geography, promisingly echoes the Indonesian (and European) motto: “(intellectual) unity in (methodological) diversity”!
As the ASEAN Outlook on Indo-Pacific (AOIP) originates from Indonesia, it is logical to expect that Indonesia would continue to take the lead in ensuring that the AOIP does what it is meant to do. The question is: What should we do next?
It took President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo only seven minutes at the ninth East Asia Summit (EAS) in Nay Pyi Taw in November 2014 to define his global maritime fulcrum vision in geopolitical and geoeconomic terms and thus as a succinct geostrategy.
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