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Academia 1 month ago

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The climate challenge as a development opportunity

Even if policymakers in developing countries see little value in pursuing large emissions reductions...

Editorial 1 month ago

Same plan, new excuses

The long-waited, and so-called “green”, long-term electricity business plan (RUPTL) is h...

Academia 6 months ago

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Successful industrial policy requires industry experts

Like competitive and open markets, industrial policies can play a vital role in boosting productivit...

Academia 7 months ago

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Legal uncertainty: What can we learn from the sugar import case?

What Thomas Lembong did during his time as trade minister was routine as a policy maker.

Society 1 year ago

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Calls mount for more meaningful public participation in policymaking

The government is facing mounting pressure to engage more deeply with the public and experts in poli...

Perspectives 1 year ago

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Congratulations, it’s a boy (president)!

Gibran’s place on Prabowo’s ticket served as a living, breathing manifestation of the co...

Academia 1 year ago

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Data science for Indonesia's transformative public policy

Data science and AI can be applied to economic policies to support small and medium-sized enterprise...

Academia 3 years ago

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How big data matters for public policy in Indonesia

Corporations tend to be reluctant to share their client data to protect their reputation and competi...

Opinion 4 years ago

A ‘wicked’ public policy problem or complacent public officials?

Some countries have chosen health; some have picked the economy.

National 5 years ago

Indonesia's strategy to end COVID-19 outbreak lacks effectiveness: Study

“It is predicted that the COVID-19 outbreak in Indonesia will end by the end of June under eac...

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public-policy

PREMIUM The climate challenge as a development opportunity

Same plan, new excuses

PREMIUM Successful industrial policy requires industry experts

PREMIUM Legal uncertainty: What can we learn from the sugar import case?

PREMIUM Calls mount for more meaningful public participation in policymaking

PREMIUM Congratulations, it’s a boy (president)!

PREMIUM Data science for Indonesia's transformative public policy

PREMIUM How big data matters for public policy in Indonesia