Past Editions:
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Edition 111: Jan-Mar 2013
The politics of health
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Edition 110: Oct- Dec 2012
New social media as a tool for activism
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Edition 109: Jul-Sep 2012
Women and development
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Edition 108: Apr-Jun 2012
The many faces of corruption
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Edition 107: Jan-Mar 2012
Where is the left?
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Edition 106: Oct - Dec 2011
Villages and the environment
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Edition 105: Jul - Sep 2011
Climate change and Indonesia
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Edition 104: Apr-June 2011
The rich in Indonesia
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Edition 103: Jan-Mar 2011
Women and Islam
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Edition 102: Oct-Dec 2010
Learning to belong
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Edition 101: Jul-Sep 2010
Remembering Rendra
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Edition 100: Apr-June 2010
Leaving Indonesia
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Edition 99: Jan-Mar 2010
The killings of 1965-66
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Edition 98: Oct-Dec 2009
Land and Social Justice
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Edition 97: Jul-Sep 2009
Election politics
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Edition 96: Apr-June 2009
East Timor ten years after the referendum
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Edition 95: Jan-Mar 2009
Chinese Indonesians ten years after reformasi
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Edition 94: Oct-Dec 2008
West Papua: Inside Indonesia?
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Edition 93: J ul-Sep 2008
Crime and criminality
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Edition 92: Apr-Jul 2008
Ten years of reformasi
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Edition 91: Jan-Mar 2008
Tourism in question
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Edition 90: Oct-Dec 2007
Aceh: Two years of peace
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Edition 89: Jan-Mar 2007
Freedom of religion
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Edition 88: Oct-Dec 2006
Pramoedya's legacy
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Edition 87: Jul-Sep 2006
Access to Justice
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Edition 86: Apr-Jun 2006
Workers organising: the struggle continues
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Edition 85: Jan-Mar 2005
Youth Culture
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Edition 84: Oct-Dec 2005
International aid: Helping or hindering development
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Edition 83: Jul-Sep 2005
Arts Politics: a new era?
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Edition 82: Apr-Jun 2005
From Mataram to Merauke
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Edition 81: Jan-Mar 2005
Aceh: the new East Timor?
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Edition 80: Oct-Dec 2004
Indonesia's environmental challenges
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Edition 79: Jul-Sep 2004
Islamic Law: What would it mean for Indonesia?
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Edition 78: Apr-Jun 2004
Unity in diversity? Ethnicity and the nation
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Edition 77: Jan-Mar 2004
Fear and willing: Indonesia's neo-con agenda
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Edition 76: Oct-Dec 2003
Out of Crisis? Agendas for the future
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Edition 75: Jul-Sep 2003
Body Politics
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Edition 74: Apr-Jun 2003
In the wake of the bombing
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Edition 73: Jan-Mar 2003
A Militarized Society
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Edition 72:Oct-Dec 2002
Give press freedom a chance
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Edition 71: Jul-Sep 2002
Outside Indonesia - East Timor
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Edition 70: Apr-Jun 2002
Peace: The legacy of Herb Feith
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Edition 69: Jan-Mar 2002
The poor first
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Edition 68: Oct-Dec 2001
Rewriting history
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Edition 67: Jul-Sep 2001
West Papua: towards a new Papua
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Edition 66: Apr-Jun 2001
The politics of gender
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Edition 65: Jan-Mar 2001
The environment
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Edition 64: Oct-Dec 2000
Artists and activists
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Edition 63: Jul-Sep 2000
Democracy - How far, so far?
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Edition 62: Apr-Jun 2000
Aceh's pain
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Edition 61: Jan-Mar 2000
Abdurrahman Wahid wins the top job
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Edition 60: Oct-Dec 2000
East Timor has its say
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Edition 59: Jul-Sep 1999
Elections: For the people, or the parties?
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Edition 58: Apr Jun 1999
Off to the polls
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Edition 57: Jan-Mar 1999
No turning back
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Edition 56: Oct-Dec 1998
15th Anniversary
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Edition 55: Jul-Sep 1998
Salam reformasi!
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Edition 54: Apr-Jun 1998
Nation in crisis
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Edition 53: Jan-Mar 1998
The military: Kings or kingmakers
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Edition 52: Oct-Dec 1997
Imagining Islam
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Edition 51: Jul-Sep 1997
What price victory? The 1997 elections
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Edition 50: Apr-Jun 1997
The battle for Kemayoran
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Edition 49: Jan-Mar 1997
Special issue on Sumatra
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Edition 48: Oct-Dec 1996
Megawati: Where to now? Exclusive interview
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Edition 47: Jul-Sep 1996
Asmara Nababan speaks up for indigenous rights
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Edition 46: Mar-Jun 1996
Arist Sirait: Should child labour be abolished?


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