The entrance to a local election booth during the 2008 West Java election. (Ikhlasul Amal/Flickr)
Old elites are still in power, but direct elections now give voters a choice
Review: Toraja comes alive in this book through the detailed descriptions and interlinking of political, social, economic, and religious processes.
Review: This book is an important and timely discussion of how nation, belonging, same-gender/same-sex identity and desire as well as geography all intersect in Indonesia
New agreement to end conflict in Aceh creates surprising trust and optimism
Rendra speaks
Australia: an alternative West in Asia?
Transforming rubbish into political art
Workers with soul take their message to the kampung
Advocates for Papuans need to examine their motives and prejudices.
Little written about justice in cyberspace
Review: This book provides readers with an alternative history of Indonesia
Entrepreneurs are transforming political parties.
The East Timorese resistance movement also committed crimes.
Overwhelming data makes the East Timor report rock solid
Indonesia’s environment network faces dilemmas as it turns 25.
The ‘Gang’ approach to cross-cultural collaboration.
Ki Ageng Balak: a friend for those in trouble with the law.
Liberal Islamic groups have prompted a backlash.
School debaters struggle against social norms to promote change.

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